Over the years we have developed a certain number of work habits and resources which we are pleased to share with you for your own work and reflection.

1. Navigation Help
   This section shows you how to get around this site and the web easily and efficiently. Worth a quick read the first time through.

2. Idea Builders
   We are not alone. There are many groups and sites who are working along to advance our common sustainability agenda. The Idea Builders section identifies some of our best and most often consulted partners and sources.

3. Search & Find
   An array of our powerful Search Tools all in one handy place.

4. VTPI Online TDM Encyclopedia
   Provides comprehensive information about Transportation Demand Management (TDM),on more than three dozen TDM strategies, including descriptions of each strategy, information on their travel impacts, costs and benefits, equity impacts, and how they can be implemented. It also provides resource information, including many available through the Internet.

5. Planning Bibliographies & International References
   The Nottingham Lists cover a wide range of current planning topics but also do not include others. There is a separate list of Planning and Planning-related organizations, contact details and websites.

6. e-References
   This @Electronic Reference Shelf offers more than 100 tools and sites which can be of use to researchers, students and others. Don't leave home without it.

7. Translate Help
   Note: every page on this site can be run through a rough machine translation with two clicks of your mouse. An extremely valuable resource for an international site such as this, but worth careful consultation before first use.

8. Links & Media
   It is here where we are all invited to input hot links and information on sites, tools and programs that will be of especial interest to the group. We are also developing a collection of first-rate multimedia links: graphics, audio and video files, including links to conferences and presentations that some of us may not have been able to get to for one reason or another.In some cases, additional software may be needed in order to run them. In the event that this is not clearly explained in the linked site itself, further information is available in the section, Software Counsel and References Here

9. Libraries
   Each program has its own library: an ftp site where anyone participating can upload and access print materials, other media, etc. (Note: The program vault has a 20MB limit, so that it is always preferable, whenever possible, to go to the Links section and place a hotlink to your document or item on its site of origin. All submissions over that limit will be refused by the robot, so we must be prudent in our use of this limited space.)

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