Bus Rapid Transit and Brazil’s Contribution to Global Transit with Tula Vandaramatos

When Paul talked with Seleta Reynolds of LA Metro, one of the places she planned to visit ahead of the Olympics in LA was Brazil. She wanted to see first-hand how Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) works and helped move people in Rio for the Olympics. This week we have the second of our Brazil-focused episodes with Tula Vandaramatos, President of the Passenger Transport Association, where Tula talks more about Brazil's unique public transport system and how BRT is helping move people faster through some of the most congested cities in the world.

Also on the show, Elea Carey gives us some tips on how to get more out of your email newsletter.

Coming up next week we have a special two-part reunion show with Paul and former colleagues of Yellow Transportation--which would later become Transdev--talking about going from taxis and limos to now the world's largest contract bus operator.

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(00:00) Tula Vandaramatos

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(00:26) Interview with Tula Vandaramatos, President ATP Group

(19:40) Marketing Minute with Elea Carey

(21:41) Coming up next week on Transit Unplugged

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