Transport Policy

1993 - 2025

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Volume 36, issue C, 2014

Main drivers for local tax incentives to promote electric vehicles: The Spanish case pp. 1-9

Antonio Sánchez-Braza, José M. Cansino and Enrique Lerma

The acceptability of road pricing: Evidence from two studies in Vienna and four other European cities pp. 10-18

Maria Dieplinger and Elmar Fürst

The motivation underlying adolescents׳ intended time-frame for driving licensure and car ownership: A socio-ecological approach pp. 19-25

Sigrun Birna Sigurdardottir, Sigal Kaplan and Mette Møller

The cycling boom in large German cities—Empirical evidence for successful cycling campaigns pp. 26-33

Martin Lanzendorf and Annika Busch-Geertsema

Solving Hazmat Routing Problem in chaotic damage severity network under emergency environment pp. 34-45

Abbas Mahmoudabadi and Seyed Mohammad Seyedhosseini

How are comfort and safety perceived by inland waterway transport passengers? pp. 46-52

Luis Márquez, Victor Cantillo and Julian Arellana

Comparative analysis of long-term road fatality targets for individual states in the US—An application of experience curve models pp. 53-69

Yu Sang Chang

Public attitudes to and perceptions of high speed rail in the UK pp. 70-78

Joan Harvey, Neil Thorpe, Matthew Caygill and Anil Namdeo

The relationship between young people׳s transit use and their perceptions of equity concepts in transit service provision pp. 79-87

Sigal Kaplan, João de Abreu e Silva and Floridea Di Ciommo

Two-phase model for multi-criteria project ranking: Serbian Railways case study pp. 88-104

Dragomir Mandic, Predrag Jovanovic and Mirjana Bugarinovic

Valuation of travel time savings for intercity travel: The Madrid-Barcelona corridor pp. 105-117

Concepción Román, Juan Carlos Martín, Raquel Espino, Elisabetta Cherchi, Juan de Dios Ortúzar, Luis Ignacio Rizzi, Rosa González and Francisco Javier Amador

On timetable assumptions in railway investment appraisal pp. 118-126

Jonas Eliasson and Maria Börjesson

BRT TOD: Leveraging transit oriented development with bus rapid transit investments pp. 127-138

Robert Cervero and Danielle Dai

Governing structures for airport regions: Learning from the rise and fall of the ‘Bestuursforum’ in the Schiphol airport region pp. 139-150

Michel van Wijk, Ellen van Bueren and Marco te Brömmelstroet

Why do young adults choose different transport modes? A focus group study pp. 151-159

Dorien Simons, Peter Clarys, Ilse De Bourdeaudhuij, Bas de Geus, Corneel Vandelanotte and Benedicte Deforche

The trade-offs between population density and households׳ transportation-housing costs pp. 160-172

Matthew Palm, Brian Gregor, Haizhong Wang and B. Starr McMullen

Port infrastructure investment and regional economic growth in China: Panel evidence in port regions and provinces pp. 173-183

Lili Song and Marina van Geenhuizen

User perspective of age-friendly transportation: A case study of Taipei City pp. 184-191

Tzay-An Shiau and Wen-Kuan Huang

Road pricing: How people perceive a hypothetical introduction. The case of Lyon pp. 192-205

Cristina Pronello and Valentina Rappazzo

Household transport consumption inequalities and redistributive effects of taxes: A repeated cross-sectional evaluation for France, Denmark and Cyprus pp. 206-216

Akli Berri, Stéphanie Vincent Lyk-Jensen, Ismir Mulalic and Theodoros Zachariadis

On the (im-)possibility of deriving transport policy implications from hybrid choice models pp. 217-222

Caspar Chorus and Maarten Kroesen

Regularity-driven bus operation: Principles, implementation and business models pp. 223-230

Oded Cats

Passenger travel CO2 emissions in US urbanized areas: Multi-sourced data, impacts of influencing factors, and policy implications pp. 231-241

Rabi G. Mishalani, Prem K. Goel, Andrew J. Landgraf, Ashley M. Westra and Dunke Zhou

Estimating road management equipment inventory needs and associated purchase costs pp. 242-247

Choong Heon Yang, Amelia C. Regan and In Su Kim

Urban freight transport and policy changes: Improving decision makers' awareness via an agent-specific approach pp. 248-252

Valerio Gatta and Edoardo Marcucci

Model of users׳ expectations of drivers of sightseeing buses: confirmatory factor analysis pp. 253-262

Vatanavongs Ratanavaraha and Sajjakaj Jomnonkwao

Not invented here: Transferability of congestion charges effects pp. 263-271

Maria Börjesson, Karin Brundell-Freij and Jonas Eliasson

The price of energy efficiency in the Spanish car market pp. 272-282

Ibon Galarraga, Ana Ramos, Josu Lucas and Xavier Labandeira

A multiattribute customer satisfaction evaluation approach for rail transit network: A real case study for Istanbul, Turkey pp. 283-293

Erkan Celik, Nezir Aydin and Alev Taskin Gumus

The influence of the scenario and assessment method on the choice of road alignment variants pp. 294-305

Wladyslaw Gardziejczyk and Piotr Zabicki

Paving the way for Philippine tourism via interagency collaboration on road networks pp. 306-315

Jocelyn Mirabueno and Emmanuel Yujuico

Volume 35, issue C, 2014

Effect of shipping aid policies on the competitive advantage of national flagged fleets: Comparison of Taiwan, Korea and Japan pp. 1-9

Yi-Chih Yang

Comparing urban form correlations of the travel patterns of older and younger adults pp. 10-20

Maria J. Figueroa, Thomas A. Sick Nielsen and Anu Siren

Transit-oriented smart growth can reduce life-cycle environmental impacts and household costs in Los Angeles pp. 21-30

Matthew J. Nahlik and Mikhail V. Chester

Evaluation of the hybrid model of public bicycle-sharing operation and private bicycle parking management pp. 31-41

Hiroki Nakamura and Naoya Abe

A critical review and assessment of Eco-Driving policy & technology: Benefits & limitations pp. 42-49

Md. Saniul Alam and Aonghus McNabola

Passenger car flows across the Canada–US border: The effect of 9/11 pp. 50-56

William P. Anderson, Hanna F. Maoh and Charles M. Burke

Exploring characteristics and motives of long distance commuter cyclists pp. 57-63

Karsten Bruun Hansen and Thomas Alexander Sick Nielsen

Impact of cycle rickshaw trolley (CRT) as non-motorised freight transport in Delhi pp. 64-70

S.L.N. Sarma Sadhu, Geetam Tiwari and Himani Jain

Carbon reduction and travel behaviour: Discourses, disputes and contradictions in governance pp. 71-78

Greg Marsden, Caroline Mullen, Ian Bache, Ian Bartle and Matt Flinders

Learning heuristic or political rhetoric? Sustainable mobility and the functions of ‘best practice’ pp. 79-87

James Macmillen and Dominic Stead

Car availability explained by the structural relationships between lifestyles, residential location, and underlying residential and travel attitudes pp. 88-99

Veronique Van Acker, Patricia Mokhtarian and Frank Witlox

The usefulness of pollution examinations of on-road vehicles—The case of Jerusalem pp. 100-104

Gila Albert and Yaniv Glanzer

Mobility characteristics of the elderly and their associated level of satisfaction with transport services in Osogbo, Southwestern Nigeria pp. 105-116

Moses Olaniran Olawole and Oluwole Aloba

Models for anticipating non-motorized travel choices, and the role of the built environment pp. 117-126

Mobashwir Khan, Kara M. Kockelman and Xiaoxia Xiong

The socioeconomic impact of limiting heights of heavy vehicles—The case of Norway pp. 127-134

James Odeck and Arild Engebretsen

Systematic construction risk, cost estimation mechanism and unit price movements pp. 135-145

Dejan Makovšek

The infrastructure planning support system: Analyzing the impact of climate change on road infrastructure and development pp. 146-153

Amy Schweikert, Paul Chinowsky, Kyle Kwiatkowski and Xavier Espinet

Changes in access to public transportation for cycle–transit users in response to service reductions pp. 154-161

Bradley J. Flamm, Kay M. Sutula and Mahbubur R. Meenar

The impact on the US economy of changes in wait times at ports of entry pp. 162-175

Bryan Roberts, Adam Rose, Nathaniel Heatwole, Dan Wei, Misak Avetisyan, Oswin Chan and Isaac Maya

Multi entity perspective freight demand modeling technique: Varying objectives and outcomes pp. 176-185

Sabyasachee Mishra, Hiroyuki Iseki and Rolf Moeckel

Why do regulated jitney services often fail? Evidence from the New York City group ride vehicle project pp. 186-192

David A. King and Eric Goldwyn

A comparison of innovative financing and general fiscal investment strategies for second-class highways: Perspectives for building a sustainable financing strategy pp. 193-201

Zhentian Sun, Xuhong Li and Yuanchang Xie

Economic benefits of urban rail projects that improve travel-time reliability: Evidence from Tokyo, Japan pp. 202-210

Hironori Kato, Yuichiro Kaneko and Yoshihiko Soyama

Does high-speed rail generate spillovers on local budgets? pp. 211-219

Aday Hernández and Juan Jiménez González

Public funding of airport incentives in the United States: The efficacy of the Small Community Air Service Development Grant program pp. 220-228

Michael D. Wittman

The trend towards convergence in road accident fatality rates in Europe: The contributions of non-economic variables pp. 229-240

José I. Castillo-Manzano, Mercedes Castro-Nuño and Diego J. Pedregal

Public transport investment and local regeneration: A comparison of London׳s Jubilee Line Extension and the Madrid Metrosur pp. 241-252

Lucia Mejia-Dorantes and Karen Lucas

Ridership and effectiveness of bikesharing: The effects of urban features and system characteristics on daily use and turnover rate of public bikes in China pp. 253-264

Jinbao Zhao, Wei Deng and Yan Song

Policy approaches to public transport at airports—Some diverging evidence from the UK and Australia pp. 265-274

Stephen Ison, Rico Merkert and Corinne Mulley

Mixed-methods analysis of political parties׳ manifesto discourse on rail transport policy: Westminster, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish elections 1945–2011 pp. 275-285

Paul Chaney

Needs and priorities of road safety stakeholders for evidence-based policy making pp. 286-294

Eleonora Papadimitriou and George Yannis

Potential for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions through the use of mobility services pp. 295-303

Sylvie Grischkat, Marcel Hunecke, Susanne Böhler and Sonja Haustein

An empirical analysis of three econometric frameworks for evaluating economic impacts of transportation infrastructure expenditures across countries pp. 304-310

Bismark R.D.K. Agbelie

Comparative environmental assessment of Athens urban buses—Diesel, CNG and biofuel powered pp. 311-318

E.A. Nanaki, C.J. Koroneos, G.A. Xydis and D. Rovas

Measuring energy efficiency of the public passenger road transport vehicles in Nigeria pp. 319-325

Izuchukwu Francis Okafor, Godwin Ogechi Unachukwu and Anthony Okay Odukwe

The influence of attitudes on Transit-Oriented Development: An explorative analysis pp. 326-329

Jonas De Vos, Veronique Van Acker and Frank Witlox

Economic impact of port sectors on South African economy: An input–output analysis pp. 333-340

Young-Tae Chang, Sung-Ho Shin and Paul Tae-Woo Lee

Modeling the effects of competition on seaport terminal awarding pp. 341-349

Tsz Leung Yip, John Jianhua Liu, Xiaowen Fu and Jiejian Feng

Flag choice and Port State Control inspections—Empirical evidence using a simultaneous model pp. 350-357

Lixian Fan, Meifeng Luo and Jinbo Yin

Choosing optimal bunkering ports for liner shipping companies: A hybrid Fuzzy-Delphi–TOPSIS approach pp. 358-365

Ying Wang, Gi-Tae Yeo and Adolf K.Y. Ng

A cross-country study of competitiveness of the shipping industry pp. 366-376

Choong Bae Lee, Junbin Wan, Wenming Shi and Kevin Li

Productivity changes in Chinese Container Terminals 2006–2011 pp. 377-384

Bingliang Song and Yuanyuan Cui