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Ch Chapter 18 Transport, Environment, and Institutions: Why Good Science, Engineering, and Economics Fail?

Louis S. Thompson

Ch Chapter 19 Converting the Unconverted and Establishing Financial Incentives

Werner Rothengatter, Yoshitsugu Hayashi and Wolfgang Schade

Ch Chapter 2 Evolution of Government Policy for Autonomous Mobility: Korean and French Cases and Their Differences

Jeehoon Ki

Ch Chapter 2 Urban Spatial Structure as a Factor of Travel Behavior

Elena Koncheva and Nikolay Zalesskiy

Ch Chapter 2 Disruptions to Transportation Networks: A Review

Shanjiang Zhu and David Levinson

Ch Chapter 2 Background

Feng Xie and David Levinson

Ch Chapter 2 Economic Crisis and Consequences for the Transport Sector

Werner Rothengatter

Ch Chapter 2 Evolving Concepts in Urban Transport

Surya Raj Acharya, Michelle Parumog-Pernia and Shigeru Morichi

Ch Chapter 3 Transport in the Past and Current Climate Policy Regime

Wolfgang Schade

Ch Chapter 3 Framework

Feng Xie and David Levinson

Ch Chapter 3 Urban Public Transport Development: Trends and Reforms

Pavel Zyuzin and Alexander Ryzhkov

Ch Chapter 3 Travel Impacts and Adjustment Strategies of the Collapse and the Reopening of the I-35W Bridge

Shanjiang Zhu, Nebiyou Tilahun, Xiaozheng He and David Levinson

Ch Chapter 3 How to Assess Regulation Openness for Autonomous Driving in Public Transport? The ROAD Index

Sylvie Mira-Bonnardel and Elizabeth Couzineau

Ch Chapter 3 Specialties of Asian Megacities

Shigeru Morichi and Surya Raj Acharya

Ch Chapter 4 Urban Transport Dynamics

Surya Raj Acharya and Shigeru Morichi

Ch Chapter 4 Low-Carbon Transport in a Developed Megalopolis: The Case of London

David Banister and Robin Hickman

Ch Chapter 4 Integration of a Commuter Rail in the Transport System of the City

Larisa Morozova, Larisa Stepanenkova and Anatoliy Malashkin

Ch Chapter 4 How Severe Are the Problems of Congestion and Unreliability? An Empirical Analysis of Traveler Perceptions

Xiaoyu Zhu and Sivaramakrishnan Srinivasan

Ch Chapter 4 Skyways in Minneapolis

Feng Xie and David Levinson

Ch Chapter 4 Economic Assessment of Services with Intelligent Autonomous Vehicles: EASI-AV

Fabio Antonialli, Sylvie Mira-Bonnardel and Julie Bulteau

Ch Chapter 5 Developing Urban Roads and Managing Motorization

Cheng-Min Feng and John Sun

Ch Chapter 5 Getting into the Right Lane for Low-Carbon Transport in the EU

Karst Geurs, Hans Nijland and Bas van Ruijven

Ch Chapter 5 Institutional Architecture to Support Improved Highway Operational Performance

Stephen C. Lockwood

Ch Chapter 5 Interurbans in Indiana

Feng Xie and David Levinson

Ch Chapter 5 From Demonstrator to Public Service: The AVENUE Experience

Dimitri Konstantas

Ch Chapter 5 Travel Demand Management in the Largest Cities

Tatiana Kulakova and Ekaterina Reshetova

Ch Chapter 6 Travel Time Reliability Indices for Highway Users and Operators

Hiroshi Wakabayashi

Ch Chapter 6 Japanese Efforts to Solve Environmental Problems with a Focus on the Transport Sector

Motoyuki Suzuki, Yoshitsugu Hayashi and Hirokazu Kato

Ch Chapter 6 Formal and Informal Institutions for Urban Transport Management

Anton Vorobyev, Julia Shulika and Varvara Vasileva

Ch Chapter 6 Recommendations for a User-Centered Design of Mobility Solutions

Ouail Al Maghraoui, Flore Vallet and Jakob Puchinger

Ch Chapter 6 Strengthening the Role of Public Transport

Danang Parikesit and Bambang Susantono

Ch Chapter 6 Streetcars in the Twin Cities

Feng Xie and David Levinson

Ch Chapter 7 Road Pricing as a Modern Mechanism for Road Sector Financing

Ekaterina Reshetova and Nikita Krupenskiy

Ch Chapter 7 Urban Transport and the Environment in Developing Countries: Complexities and Simplifications

Ali Huzayyin

Ch Chapter 7 The Integration of Innovative Mobility into the Urban Transport Network: A Literature Review

Ayman Mahmoud, Tarek Chouaki and Jakob Puchinger

Ch Chapter 7 Coordinating Transport and Spatial Development

Haixiao Pan and Hyungun Sung

Ch Chapter 7 Incorporating Robustness Analysis into Urban Transportation Planning Process

Deogratias Eustace, Eugene Russell and Landman E. Dean

Ch Chapter 7 First Mover Advantages

Feng Xie and David Levinson

Ch Chapter 8 Mitigating Transport Emissions

Shinya Hanaoka

Ch Chapter 8 Hierarchy

Feng Xie and David Levinson

Ch Chapter 8 A Model of Bridge Choice Across the Mississippi River in Minneapolis

Carlos Carrion and David Levinson

Ch Chapter 8 Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Urban Road Transport in Latin America: CO2 Reduction as a Co-Benefit of Transport Strategies

Lee Schipper, Elizabeth Deakin and Carolyn McAndrews

Ch Chapter 8 The Peculiarities of Road Safety Practices in Russian Cities

Ekaterina Reshetova and Nikita Krupenskiy

Ch Chapter 8 Public Transport in Emerging Countries: From Old Dilemmas to Opportunities for Transition to Sustainable Mobility Through the Case of Brazil

Adriana Marotti De Mello, João Valsecchi Ribeiro De Souza and Roberto Marx

Ch Chapter 9 Russian Cities Mobility Culture: International Comparison

Mikhail Blinkin and Egor Muleev

Ch Chapter 9 Spatial Planning Strategy Towards Low-Carbon City in China

Haixiao Pan, Yang Tang, Jinyu Wu, Yuan Lu and Yangfei Zhang

Ch Chapter 9 Topology

Feng Xie and David Levinson

Ch Chapter 9 Promoting Integrated Urban Transport System

Surya Raj Acharya and Shigeru Morichi

Ch Chapter 9 MaaS as a Catalyst for the Public Transport Revolution in Developing Countries

Rodrigo Marçal Gandia

Ch Chapter 9 Network Evaluation Based on Connectivity Reliability and Accessibility

Ryuhei Kondo, Yasuhiro Shiomi and Nobuhiro Uno