G M Hazel
Abstract
Concerns about the negative economic, environmental and social impacts of traffic growth are leading to the need to re-think from first principles the way in which we meet transport needs in the future. The 'predict and provide' response to traffic growth is not sustainable, but alternatives are possible and have been successfully adopted in a number of places.
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Concerns about the negative economic, environmental and social impacts of traffic growth are leading to the need to re-think from first principles the way in which we meet transport needs in the future. The 'predict and provide' response to traffic growth is not sustainable, but alternatives are possible and have been successfully adopted in a number of places.
Key concepts: Sustainability, Business, Environmental planning, Risk analysis (engineering), Engineering, Environmental science, Ecology, Biology