Lulu Xue

Research Associate, Sustainable Transport, WRI China Sustainable Cities

Bio

Lulu is a research analyst in WRI China office, where she supports sustainable transport efforts in Qingdao and Chengdu.

Lulu previously worked in the public and private sectors in both developing and developed countries, involving regional travel demand modeling, transit-oriented development, parking management strategies, and non-motorized environment evaluation.

Lulu earned her master degree from MIT, where she focused on the human dimension in travel and land use planning. Prior to MIT, Lulu received a bachelor and master degree in GIS from Peking University, China.

Lulu is a regular bicycle commuter and committed transit patron.

Blog Posts

4 Lessons on Scaling Up Sustainable Transport in US and Chinese Cities
by Lulu Xue - June 16, 2016
Transportation is a major source of carbon emissions in China and the United States—20 and 30 percent, respectively. It's why experts and officials came together to brainstorm low-carbon solutions at the recent US-China Transportation Forum. Four ideas emerged.
4 Lessons from Beijing and Shanghai Show How China’s Cities Can Curb Car Congestion
by Lulu Xue - April 10, 2015
China nearly doubled its number of cars from 2008 to 2010. Beijing and Shanghai are pioneering new strategies to reduce vehicle travel and create safer, more sustainable cities.

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