Metro's Paul Taylor talks up Beijing-Metro traffic pact on KCRW show

Paul Taylor in China. Metro's Deputy CEO Paul Taylor (third from left in front row) meets with the Beijing Municipal Commission of Transport in late August, early September.

Paul Taylor in China: Metro's Deputy CEO Paul Taylor (third from left in front row) meets with the Beijing Municipal Commission of Transport in late August, early September.

Recently returned from meetings with Beijing transportation officials concerned about a wildly expanding traffic knot in this populous city, Metro’s Deputy CEO Paul Taylor discussed the global implications of traffic management on KCRW’s design and architecture show hosted by design editor Frances Anderton. Listen in online at kcrw.org.

Taylor returned from the Beijing meetings held Aug. 30 – Sept. 1 with a proposed agreement to pool traffic management expertise. The Metro Board of Directors formally approved the Memorandum of Cooperation with the Beijing Municipal Commission of Transport at its October meeting. The agreement does not involve any exchange of funding resources.

For the backstory see The Source post Sept. 15: Wide, wide world of transit: Metro and Beijing Transport team up to battle traffic congestion.

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