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Recent Posts
- EV Growth: Challenges and Opportunities
- Motorbikes Scooting Back in Beijing – what are the motorcycle rules?
- Transformers taking China
- Electric Car in the Beijing Wild — Caught on Camera!
- Civilized Chaoyang Traffic Control – Manual style
- Beijing Energy and Environment Roundtable Slides
- Was Down – now back up
- Where does Beijing’s real time traffic info come from?
Author Archives: Rob
EV Growth: Challenges and Opportunities
This article was published simultaneously on sinograduate.com,a website promoting education in and about China, providing an interface to learn more, and be more involved and collaborative on China.
Since China entered the WTO in 2001, the automotive industry has grown exponentially. From … Continue reading
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Tagged Electric Vehicles, International Cooperation, sinograduate.com
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Motorbikes Scooting Back in Beijing – what are the motorcycle rules?
It seems that there are a lot more gasoline powered motorbikes on Beijing’s roads this year with the coming of Beijing’s automobile license plate limits — and I have become quite curious about their legality, as well as about their … Continue reading
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Tagged beijing transport, e-bikes, electric bikes, motorbikes, motorcycles
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Transformers taking China
The battle of Autobots vs. Decepticons is heating up in Beijing. As witnessed on cars of every brand and class, Chinese drivers are loving the Transformers decals — and making their allegiances known. Not a day goes by now that … Continue reading
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Electric Car in the Beijing Wild — Caught on Camera!
Outside of car shows and research labs, I never see electric cars on Beijing’s roads. Well, that all changed one fateful evening in July (sorry it’s taken time to get this online). There it was, parked outside Ritan Park along … Continue reading
Civilized Chaoyang Traffic Control – Manual style
It has been a while since I updated the blog, and I think I’ll start an update with some supergreat news. In preparation for the October 1 “National Holiday”, Chaoyang District has been under strict inspections and shaping up.
That means … Continue reading
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