Transport Policy

1993 - 2025

Current editor(s): Y. Hayashi

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Congestion and multimodal transport: a survey of cargo transport operators in the Netherlands pp. 231-241: W. -J. Van Schijndel and J. Dinwoodie
Public attitudes to TDM measures: a comparative study pp. 243-257: Neil Thorpe, Peter Hills and Sittha Jaensirisak
Drivers' acceptance of automatic speed limiters: implications for policy and implementation pp. 259-267: Samantha Comte, Mark Wardman and Gerard Whelan
Local authority and academic attitudes to urban road pricing: a UK perspective pp. 269-277: S. Ison
The use of mixtures of market and experimental choice data in establishing guideline weights for evaluating competitive bids in a transport organisation pp. 279-286: David Hensher, J. J. Louviere and D. E. Hansen
De-marketing the car pp. 287-294: C. Wright and J. Egan
The success story of Spanish suburban railways: determinants of demand and policy implications pp. 295-302: Javier Asensio
Ten myths about US urban rail systems by Thomas Rubin, James Moore, and Shin Lee--a rejoinder pp. 303-305: R. Stanger

Integration, integration, integration... Planning for sustainable and integrated transport systems in the new millennium pp. 175-177: J. Hine
Legislating for modal shift: background to the UK's new transport act pp. 179-184: Peter Bonsall
Integrating transport into 'joined-up' policy appraisal pp. 185-193: P. Jones and K. Lucas
Transport and social exclusion in London pp. 195-205: A. Church, M. Frost and K. Sullivan
Helping drivers out of their cars Integrating transport policy and social psychology for sustainable change pp. 207-215: S. G. Stradling, M. L. Meadows and S. Beatty
Seamless, accessible travel: users' views of the public transport journey and interchange pp. 217-226: J. Hine and J. Scott

Road pricing in National Parks: a case study in the Yorkshire Dales National Park pp. 93-103: T. J. Steiner and A. L. Bristow
Contestability in the UK bus industry? The National Bus Company, and the "Tilling Mark II" effect pp. 105-115: R. Langridge and R. Sealey
Evaluation of the Cycle Challenge project: a case study of the Nottingham Cycle-Friendly Employers' project pp. 117-125: J. Cleary and H. McClintock
The UK Roads Review--a hedonic model of decision making pp. 127-138: J. Nellthorp and P. J. Mackie
Green commuter plans and the small employer: an investigation into the attitudes and policy of the small employer towards staff travel and green commuter plans pp. 139-148: C. Coleman
Mobility of older people and their quality of life pp. 149-152: D. H. Metz
Determinants of private car users' acceptance of road pricing pp. 153-158: C. Jakobsson, S. Fujii and T. Gärling
Influence of bus-based park and ride facilities on users' car traffic pp. 159-172: G. Parkhurst

Editorial pp. 1-2: H. Morisugi and Y. Hayashi
The economic evaluation of transport infrastructure: needs for international comparisons pp. 3-6: H. Nakamura
Evaluation methodologies for transport projects in the United Kingdom pp. 7-16: Roger Vickerman
Evaluation of infrastructure investments in Germany pp. 17-25: W. Rothengatter
Evaluation methodologies of transportation projects in France pp. 27-34: E. Quinet
Evaluation methodologies of transportation projects in Japan pp. 35-40: H. Morisugi
Methods for evaluation of transportation projects in the USA pp. 41-50: D. B. Lee
Transport project appraisal in the European Union pp. 51-60: A. L. Bristow and J. Nellthorp
Evaluation of road projects and programs in developing countries pp. 61-72: A. Talvitie
International comparison of background concept and methodology of transportation project appraisal pp. 73-88: Y. Hayashi and H. Morisugi

Tax and green transport plans: a survey of UK experience pp. 197-205: S. Potter, T. Rye and M. Smith
The political economy of post-transition transportation policy in Hungary pp. 207-224: W. Hook
The transformation of urban transport in the Czech Republic, 1988-1998 pp. 225-236: J. Pucher
UK road freight energy use by product: trends and analysis from 1985 to 1995 pp. 237-246: F. M. Vanek and J. B. Campbell
Relationships between transport emissions and travel patterns in Britain pp. 247-258: D. Stead

Self-reinforcing motorization: can travel demand management take us out of the social trap? pp. 135-145: R. Kitamura, S. Nakayama and T. Yamamoto
Organisational forms and entrepreneurship in public transport: classifying organisational forms pp. 147-157: D. M. van de Velde
The transport sector and protected postal services: regulating the activities of Purolator Courier Services in Canada pp. 159-168: A. G. Hallsworth and M. J. Taylor
The EU programme "trans-European networks"--a critical assessment pp. 169-181: H. Sichelschmidt
Employer attitudes to employer transport plans: a comparison of UK and Dutch experience pp. 183-196: T. Rye

Incentive-based environmental regulation of domestic civil aviation in Sweden pp. 75-82: Fredrik Carlsson
The assessment of transport impacts on land use: practical uses in strategic planning pp. 83-98: B. G. Still, A. D. May and A. L. Bristow
Economic incentives to reduce pollution from road transport: the case for vehicle characteristics taxes pp. 99-108: Nick Johnstone and K. Karousakis
Analysis of private seaport development: the port of Felixstowe pp. 109-122: A. Baird
Transport investment and regeneration. Sheffield: 1992-1997 pp. 123-134: G. Dabinett, T. Gore, R. Haywood and P. Lawless

Editorial pp. iii-iv: Moshe Ben-Akiva, Yoshi Hayashi and John Preston
From the "magic circle" to "automobile dependence": measurements and political implications pp. 1-17: Gabriel Dupuy
Passion and heart in transport -- a sociological analysis on transport behaviour pp. 19-33: Mette Jensen
Transport sector in India: an analysis in the context of sustainable development pp. 35-46: R. Ramanathan and Jyoti K. Parikh
The ritual of courtesy -- creating complex or uneqivocal places? pp. 47-55: Mikael Jonasson
Ten myths about US urban rail systems pp. 57-73: Thomas A. Rubin, James E. Moore and Shin Lee