Introduction to Transport Policy: A Public Policy View
Peter Stopher, John Stanley
Abstract
Peter Stopher, John Stanley
Abstract
This textbook focuses on public policy in the area of urban transportation. Contents include: policy processes, sustainability, traffic theory, social exclusion, environment, health and safety, traffic congestion, fuels, economic benefits, user charges, travel demand management, public transportation investment, urban goods movement, and integrated land use/transportation policy.
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This textbook focuses on public policy in the area of urban transportation. Contents include: policy processes, sustainability, traffic theory, social exclusion, environment, health and safety, traffic congestion, fuels, economic benefits, user charges, travel demand management, public transportation investment, urban goods movement, and integrated land use/transportation policy.
Key concepts: Sustainability, Business, Investment (military), Public transport, Public policy, Traffic congestion, Demand management, Land use