Transport investment and regeneration. Sheffield: 1992-1997

G. Dabinett, T. Gore, R. Haywood and P. Lawless

Transport Policy, 1999, vol. 6, issue 2, 123-134

Abstract: At both national and international scales there is increasing policy debate regarding the relationships between transport investment and regeneration. Little detailed empirical work has been undertaken at the local level. Sheffield, an English provincial city, witnessed substantial transport investment in the early to mid 1990s: notably the South Yorkshire Supertram and extensive new/improved roads. A longitudinal study undertaken between 1992 and 1997 examined the effects of this investment on investors and external agents, the local development industry, existing businesses, and households. Few positive findings emerged partly because of the lack of integration amongst, and between, transport providers and development agencies.

Date: 1999
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