Transport Reviews

1999 - 2024

Current editor(s): Professor David Banister and Moshe Givoni

From Taylor & Francis Journals
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Chris Longhurst ().

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

Valuation of improved railway rolling stock: A review of the literature and new evidence pp. 415-447: Mark Wardman and Gerard Whelan
Considering the financial ratios on the performance evaluation of highway bus industry pp. 449-467: Cheng-Min Feng and Rong-Tsu Wang
Integrated transport systems in the European Union: An overview of some recent developments pp. 469-497: Milan Janic

A whole-system approach to evaluating urban transit investments pp. 141-179: Jonathan Richmond
The effect of railway privatization on train planning: A case study of the UK pp. 181-193: Robert Watson
Competition in the UK passenger railway industry: Prospects and problems pp. 195-216: Jon Shaw
Towards integrated traveller information pp. 217-235: Glenn Lyons
Economic appraisal of European transport projects: The state-of-the-art revisited pp. 237-261: S. M. Grant-Muller, P. MacKie, J. Nellthorp and A. Pearman
Book reviews pp. 263-268: The Editors

The changing nature of rail freight in Great Britain: The start of a renaissance? pp. 1-13: Allan G. Woodburn
Effect of speed limits on speed distributions and highway safety: A survey of recent literature pp. 31-50: Pat McCarthy
The transport planning process for minimum available related data: A case study - Palestinian self-rule areas pp. 75-87: Faisal Awadallah
Traffic flooding the low countries: How the Dutch cope with motorway congestion pp. 89-116: Piet H. L. Bovy
International logistics in Lithuania at a time of transition pp. 117-135: Christians Jauernig and Michael Roe

Urban travel: Competition and pricing pp. 385-401: Patrick Bonnel and Alain Chausse
Using risk analysis to determine the potential range of lifecycle costs for urban transit systems pp. 403-420: David. P. Ashmore and Nigel G. Harris
Introducing advanced electronic driver support systems: An exploration of market and technological uncertainties pp. 421-433: V. A. W. J. Marchau and R. E. C. M. Van Der Heijden
Competition and Ownership in Land Passenger Transport: The Sixth International Conference, Cape Town, South Africa, September 1999 - Part 2 pp. 469-492: Ian Scott, Jeremy D. Shires and Chris Nash

A subadditivity test for the cost function of the principal European railways pp. 275-290: Pedro Cantos-Sánchez
Parking restraint policy and urban vitality pp. 291-316: Ben Still and David Simmonds
Competition and Ownership in Land Passenger Transport: The Sixth International Conference, Cape Town, South Africa, September 1999 - Part 1 pp. 317-346: Jackie Walters, John Preston, Andrew Shaw, Gordon Mills and David Hensher
The Asian economic crisis and the aviation industry: Impacts and response strategies pp. 347-367: Muhammad A. Sadi and Joan C. Henderson
Women, travel and the idea of 'sustainable transport' pp. 369-383: AManda Root, Laurie Schintler and Kenneth Button
Book review pp. 384-384: Francisco J. Martínez

Obituary - Professor Michael E. Beesley, CBE pp. 143-144: David Hensher
Technological advances that impact on microsimulation modelling pp. 145-171: Mark Dougherty, Ken Fox, Michael Cullip and Marco Boero
A comparison of EU and US progress in the development of longitudinal advanced vehicle control and safety systems (AVCSS) pp. 173-190: M. Brackstone and M. McDonald
Energy use reduction potential of passenger transport in Europe pp. 191-203: M. E. Bouwman and H. C. Moll
Performance evaluation of carriers by North American companies pp. 205-218: Mary R. Brooks
Analysing road traffic influences on air pollution: How to achieve sustainable urban development pp. 219-232: Jean-Pierre Nicolas
Transport integration of Slovenia with the European Union pp. 233-255: Livij Jakomin and Igor Trupac
Logistics opportunities in Asia and development in Taiwan pp. 257-265: Cheng-Min Feng and Kai-Chieh Chia

Editorial pp. 1-1: Michael Banister
Rail network accessibility and the demand for inter-urban rail travel pp. 3-24: Mark Wardman and Jonathan Tyler
Railway reform in China pp. 25-48: Jian >Hong Wu and Chris Nash
Road rage: What, who, when, where and how? pp. 49-64: Ann M. Brewer
An evaluation methodology for city logistics pp. 65-90: Eiichi Taniguchi and Rob E.C.M. Van Der Heijden
European passenger rail reforms: A comparative assessment of the emerging models pp. 91-112: Eric Monami
Sustainable urban development and transport -a Eurovision for 2020 pp. 113-130: David Banister

A road safety resource allocation model pp. 291-303: Tony Bliss, Jagadish Guria, Wayne Jones and Nigel Rockliffe
Evaluation of bus transit maintenance and operation costs in Kuwait pp. 305-314: Parviz A. Koushki, Saleh Yaseen and Laila I. Ali
Effect of Speed limits on speed and safety: A review pp. 315-329: Chester G. Wilmot and Mandar Khanal
Guidelines for specifying automatic vehicle location and real-time passenger information systems using current best practice pp. 331-351: Antoneta X. Horbury
Estimation and assessment of cost allocation models for main transit systems operating in Cairo pp. 353-375: Khaled A. Abbas and Mona H. Abd-Allah

Transporting the yield: Appropriate transport for agricultural production and marketing in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 205-220: Niklas Sieber
Dynamics of LRT growth: Karlsruhe since 1975 pp. 221-240: K. W. Axhausen and P. G. Brandl
Urban light rail: Intermodal competition or coordination? pp. 241-253: Laurent Denant-Boèmont and Gordon Mills
Understanding innovation: The case of road pricing pp. 255-271: Tore Langmyhr
Performance evaluation of carriers by North American logistics service firms pp. 273-283: Mary R. Brooks

Use of third-party logistics services by large US manufacturers in 1997 and comparisons with previous years pp. 103-115: Robert C. Lieb
An assessment of the Japan Railway companies since privatization: Performance, local rail service and debts pp. 117-139: Fumitoshi Mizutani
Financing a metro rail through private sector initiative: The Mumbai Metro pp. 141-156: M. Q. Dalvi
Replacing the private car pp. 157-175: J. Wootton
Conditions of success in sustainable urban transport policyPolicy change in 'relatively successful' European cities pp. 177-190: Stefan Bratzel
Competitive strategies for railways in the UK: A corporate perspective pp. 191-202: G. Harris

Performance evaluation by North American carriers pp. 1-11: Mary R. Brooks
Employer transport plans-a case for regulation? pp. 13-31: Tom Rye
A comparative study of the ferry industry in Japan and the UK pp. 33-55: Alfred J. Baird
Modelling the impacts of transport telematics: Current limitations and future developments pp. 57-80: Kiron Chatterjee
Kyoto: Tradable greenhouse emission permits in the transport sector pp. 81-97: Leo Dobes