Next steps you can now take

Well, you have at least scanned these materials, and you may be thinking about what, if anything, to do with them. With your permission, we'd like to suggest a few things that might be of help:

• Associate your group, program with this cause: Let the world know that you think these issues of transport in cities require high visibility and piority attention. Click here to add you name and link to our listing..

• Comment on draft materials & program: Intensive group discussions and exchanges are going to be a big help in firming up this program, and in setting the stage for the specific pioneering city projects that now need to follow. You will find here some good ways of doing this here.

• Pass on the message: Please pass on this letter and related materials to your colleagues, contacts and discussion groups working in these areas. We are going to need to get the news out to many thousands of our colleagues and connections world wide if this is to gain the necessary momentum and support.

• Identify cities, allies: You may already have some ideas about next steps, cities, projects, allies -- and we very much hope that you will share these with the groups, since any specific initiatives that you might take will serve to encourage others to get actively involved on their side.

• Get the media involved: And let the print and electronic media know as well about what we are trying to do and where to come for more. High international visibility is part of the toolkit we need to put in place to make this work.
  Click here for current Media Release.

How we get together to advance this agenda

In all these cases, we urge you to get in touch. There are a variety of ways of doing this, some better than email or a phone call, and for more on this we invite you to click here to 20/20 Contact Options.

• Click here and send us an email with your questions, thoughts and/or critical remarks.

• Share your questions and ideas on this with the close to one thousand knowledgeable international people who are exchanging ideas on transport related needs and innovations in countries around the world - whom you can contact directly be clicking here and from thence to one or more of the indicated groups.

• Log in your comments on the "Kyoto Cities Challenge" in the Day at the Office web log. You can do this by clicking here.

• Get in touch by phone, Skype or personal videoconference to talk this over and give us your views, critical remarks and eventually your ideas for how this might be usefully built on in your city or with your or others support. (Click here for more on how this works?)
  
  
• You might want to see if we can be of help in organizing some kind of conference or discussion to support some specific project that you may have in mind. One of these options are free multi-party videoconferences with full support materials and tools. Since we now have these tools, let's put them to work.

• Come to Paris and let's talk about it. Click here for details on organizing your trip and stay here.