IMPLICATIONS FOR TRANSPORT POLICY
Road user charging and implications for transport policy: Findings from the CURACAO project
... public transport and cycling. Additional provision for public transport might have been made as part of the package of measures accompanying the introduction of URUC, as has been the case in London and ...
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Road user charging and implications for transport policy: Findings from the CURACAO project
... Decision Making Acceptability can be defined as the prospective judgement by individuals, interest groups or politicians of a measure to be implemented in the future (Schade and Schlag, 2003). This remains the key ...
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Demand and revenue implications of an integrated public transport policy. The case of
... of transport have the expected sign and have been estimated with a high degree of ...the transport variables, our main variables of interest, while their estimated variance is ...
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Road Traffic Accidents in Uganda: Epidemiological and Transport Policy Implications
... The study analysis, based on Uganda data, suggests that tarmac improvements are associated with fatal accidents and that urbanization and transport policy changes are associated with inc[r] ...
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... 4. An externality is an effect of a purchase or use decision by one set of parties on others who did not have a choice and whose interests were not taken into account in terms of the cost of the purchase. Thus, ...
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Transferability of urban transport policy
... performance. Timms identifies the importance of European funding as a means of overcoming some of these barriers but also notes that there is a risk that language barriers and traditions of participation may mean that ...
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World Transport Policy & Practice
... U.K. policy guidelines have been issued, and in Israel policy makers in the Department of Environment are aware of the limitations of the current EIS system and discussion about necessary changes has ...
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Transport policy and social inclusion
... other transport modes, two papers in this special collection examine the role of cycle-based transport in providing access to life ...non-motorised transport is prevalent and absolute poverty is ...
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Equity and transport policy reform
... revenue-neutral policy reforms, consisting of a change in a transport instrument and an accompanying change in a revenue- preserving instrument, which may belong to two ...of transport instruments, ...
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Global strategic alliances in scheduled air transport - implications for competition policy
... 4 2 BA's European partners in the One World Alliance, notably Finnair and Iberia (and formerly also LOT), all are said to have joined the alliance in order to profit, in view of their f[r] ...
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Future contactless payment options for transport for London : demand, cost, equity, and fair policy implications
... Smartcards are used in transit systems that have a flat fare structure (the fare does not vary by distance traveled, though it can vary by time-of-day and mode), distance-based [r] ...
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policy and managerial implications
... soft policy as well as hard policy should be employed at the same ...bicycling policy showed that soft policies can be creating positive images of bicycle, relating to fun, convenience and safety ...
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ROAD TRANSPORT AND INTERMODAL RESEARCH. Dynamic Interaction between Vehicles and Infrastructure Experiment (DIVINE Project) Policy Implications
... The effects of encouraging greater use of road-friendly suspensions are therefore likely to be greater in regions which have greater numbers of medium- and short-span bridges with rough surface profiles. For example, in ...
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Role of Transport Policy in Road Transport
... Pridruživanjem novih članica sa brodarskom tradicijom, poduzete su mnoge radnje da se pomorski transport dovede unutar politike Unije, a koji je u to doba doživio mnoga tehnička poboljšanja i promjene. Zajednička ...
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implications for policy
... FDI policy framework remains a necessary determinant but not sufficient one, moreover, becomes relatively less importance with the liberalization and globalization as countries are increasingly loosing its tights ...
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Policy Implications / Policy Recommendations
... Policy Implications / Policy Recommendations equivalence appears as a major obstacle as it cannot be realised by simply introducing new courses, new qualifications and new ...
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Health implications of transport: Evidence of effects of transport on social interactions
... between transport and health are widely known, such as active travel, physical (in)activity, air pollution and ...that transport impacts on social interactions, and that social interactions impact on ...of ...
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Instruments of Transport Policy.
... Provision for Public Transport 2.5.17 Bus priorities enable buses to bypass congested traffic and hence to experience reduced and more reliable journey times. The most common measures are with- flow bus lanes; ...
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Transport policy in the EC
... OPINION on the Proposal for a Council Regulation establishing a Community ship register and providing for the flying of the Community flag by seagoing vessels; Proposal for a Council[r] ...
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WORKPLACE TRANSPORT POLICY
... Workplace Transport Policy has been developed to help ensure all persons within the port estate conduct themselves in a manner which ensures the safety of themselves and others, in relation to workplace ...
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