Intermediate Means of Transport

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Intermediate Means of Transport or IMTs includes wheelbarrows, bicycles, rickshaws, various animal carts and wagons, motorcycles, motorized three wheelers, and two-wheel tractors that fill the gap between more expensive motor vehicles and tedious human effort.

[edit] References

A Not So Quiet Transport Revolution in Bangladesh:: A case study on rural motorized three-wheelers in Bangladesh http://www.naef-nepal.org/IMTs%20of%20Bangladesh.pdf

[edit] External links

• Animal Traction Network provides links to reports and publications by Paul Starkey and others
• Inernational Forum for Rural Transport and Developments Website (IFRTD). IFRTD is a global network of individuals and organisations working together towards improved access, mobility and economic opportunity for poor communities in developing countries.
• National Agricultural and Environmental Forum, Nepal's website. Links to IMT work in Nepal.