Transport Policy
1993 - 2025
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Volume 3, issue 4, 1996
- Hansa regained? pp. 143-144

- Phil Goodwin
- Singapore's experience with car quotas: Issues and policy processes pp. 145-153

- Sock-Yong Phang, Wing-Keung Wong and Ngee Choon Chia
- Delivering alternatives: Successes and failures of home delivery services for food shopping pp. 155-176

- Sally Cairns
- Car-sharing organizations: The size of the market segment and revealed change in mobility behavior pp. 177-185

- Karl Steininger, Caroline Vogl and Ralph Zettl
- The spatial externalities of car-based worktravel emissions in greater London, 1981 and 1991 pp. 187-200

- Martin Frost, Brian Linneker and Nigel Spence
- An empirical procedure for enhancing the impact of road investments pp. 201-211

- Hema de Silva and Chris Tatam
- Rural traffic management: The Burrator Reservoir experiment pp. 213-224

- S. L. Cullinane, K. P. B. Cullinane, J Fewings and J Southwell
- Developing new urban public transport systems: An irrational decision-making process pp. 225-239

- Marion Edwards and Roger L Mackett
- Evaluating the demand for new cycle facilities pp. 241-249

- P Hopkinson and M Wardman
Volume 3, issue 3, 1996
- Simple arithmetic pp. 79-80

- Phil Goodwin
- Employment location as an instrument of transport policy in the Netherlands: Fundamentals, instruments and effectiveness pp. 81-89

- Bert van Wee and Toon van Der Hoorn
- Contestability in UK rail freight markets: The economics of open access pp. 91-98

- Peter R Brewer
- The trans European railway network: Three levels of services for the passengers pp. 99-104

- Janic Milan
- The economics of automatic train protection in Britain pp. 105-110

- Andrew W Evans
- Subsidy policy on low volume ferry routes: British Columbia's coastal services pp. 111-121

- W. G. Waters, James Evans and Joan Caravan
- A note on fares in regulated and deregulated airline markets: A comparison of Spain and the UK pp. 123-125

- O Betancor and J. D. Jorge-Calderón
- Travel choices in pedestrian versus automobile oriented neighborhoods pp. 127-141

- Robert Cervero and Carolyn Radisch
Volume 3, issue 1-2, 1996
- Not only traffic pp. 1-2

- Phil Goodwin
- Integrated centres for the transshipment, storage, collection and distribution of goods: A survey of the possibilities for a high-quality intermodal transport concept pp. 3-11

- J. W. Konings
- Subsidy requirements in a restructured rail network: With particular reference to British Rail pp. 13-15

- Peter Else
- The marginal profitability of train services in London pp. 17-20

- Nigel G Harris
- Energy trends in the Japanese transportation sector pp. 21-35

- Nancy Kiang and Lee Schipper
- Maritime transport policy in Spain (1974-1995) pp. 37-41

- Pablo Coto-Millán
- Deconstructing transport planning: Lessons from policy breakdown in the English Pennines pp. 43-53

- Tim Richardson and Russ Haywood
- Can strategic planning contribute to a reduction in car-based travel? pp. 55-65

- Carey Curtis
- Cycle facilities and cyclists' safety: Experience from Greater Nottingham and lessons for future cycling provision pp. 67-77

- Hugh McClintock and Johanna Cleary
Volume 2, issue 4, 1995
- The end of hierarchy? pp. 223-224

- Phil Goodwin
- Location, accessibility and regional development: the appraisal of trans-European networks pp. 225-234

- Roger Vickerman
- The value and effects of introducing high standard train and bus concepts in Blekinge, Sweden pp. 235-241

- Karl Kottenhoff and Christer Lindh
- London bus tendering: a welfare balance pp. 243-249

- David Kennedy
- Policy-sensitive selection and phasing of road investments with a goal program pp. 251-256

- John HE Taplin, Qiu Min and Zhang Zhi
- The impact of taxi deregulation on small urban areas: some New Zealand evidence pp. 257-262

- Clive Gaunt
- Reassessing traffic accidents in developing countries pp. 263-269

- Eduardo A Vasconcellos
- Cross-elasticities of demand for travel pp. 271-277

- Mz Acutt and Js Dodgson
- Verkehrsverbund: the success of regional public transport in Germany, Austria and Switzerland pp. 279-291

- John Pucher and Stefan Kurth
Volume 2, issue 3, 1995
- Car Dependence pp. 151-152

- Phil Goodwin
- The demand for rail transport in European countries pp. 153-158

- Felix FitzRoy and Ian Smith
- From missing networks to interoperable networks: The need for European cooperation in the railway sector pp. 159-167

- Peter Nijkamp
- Rational pricing strategies in the cross channel market pp. 169-177

- Stefan Szymanski
- Productivity measurement in the urban bus sector pp. 179-194

- David Hensher and Rhonda Daniels
- Are US air carriers to be feared?: Implication of hubbing to North Atlantic competition pp. 195-202

- Martin Dresner and Robert Windle
- The Toulouse Metro and the South Yorkshire Supertram: a cross cultural comparison of light rapid transit developments in France and England pp. 203-216

- Rosalie Hill
Volume 2, issue 2, 1995
- Urban car policy in Europe pp. 83-95

- Patrick Bonnel
- The design of integrated transport strategies pp. 97-105

- A. D. May and M Roberts
- The 1982 Surface Transportation Assistance Act (STAA): Implications of relaxed truck weight and size limits for highway safety pp. 107-117

- Pat McCarthy
- Reducing energy use in US freight transport pp. 119-128

- Paul Komor
- Privately funded infrastructure in the UK: Participants' risk in the Skye Bridge project pp. 129-134

- Peter Moles and Geoffrey Williams
- Privatisation of trust ports in the United Kingdom: Review and analysis of the first sales pp. 135-143

- Alfred J Baird
Volume 2, issue 1, 1995
- The best laid plans pp. 3-4

- Phil Goodwin
- The road to ruin?: Impacts of economic shock therapy on urban transport in Poland pp. 5-13

- John Pucher
- Park and ride: Could it lead to an increase in car traffic? pp. 15-23

- Graham Parkhurst
- Privatization of parking management in Greece pp. 25-31

- Evangelos C Matsoukis
- A critical review of current illusions in traffic management and control pp. 33-42

- Harmut H Topp
- From 'predict and provide' to 'predict and prevent'?: Pricing and planning in transport policy pp. 43-49

- Susan Owens
- Impact of improving the attractiveness of town centres pp. 51-56

- Janne Sandahl and Christer Lindh
- Disability and transport: A review of the personal costs of disability in relation to transport pp. 57-65

- Philip R Oxley and Michael J Richards
- Short-run and long-run policies for increasing bicycle transportation for daily commuter trips pp. 67-79

- Robert Noland and Howard Kunreuther
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