Join us as we explore the transformation of mobility systems in Buenos Aires with the municipality's former director of transportation, Juanjo Mendez. Projects implemented under his direction included dramatic pedestrianization of downtown streets and the introduction of the 50km Metrobus bus rapid transit system which operates 24 hours per day with 2-4 minute headways during the day.
Juanjo Mendez will be in dialogue with Prof. Christopher Zimmerman, former member of the Arlington board of directors, WMATA board of directors and director of economic development for Smart Growth America.
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Georgetown University looks forward to your upcoming visit. To help protect the health and safety of the Georgetown community, including our guests, all visitors ages 12 and older to University-owned or operated buildings must be up to date on COVID-19 vaccination (i.e., primary series and, when eligible, an additional dose), or attest to having a medical or religious exemption from being vaccinated.
Please follow the steps below that are required before your visit.
Step #1: Anytime between now and the day before your visit, please submit documentation showing you are up to date on COVID-19 vaccination with a vaccine authorized for emergency use or granted approval by theU.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or the World Health Organization (WHO). Acceptable proof of vaccination includes, but is not limited to:
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WHO Vaccine Booklet
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