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FREIGHT TRANSPORT IN URBAN AREAS: ISSUES FOR RESEARCH AND ACTION

B. F. Goeller

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The paper summarizes the ideas developed during the seminar on freight transport in urban areas. It is meant to provide a thorough list of issues requiring government and research attention. It poses the issues only in skeletal form: no priorities are assigned and no step-wise research programs are presented. (Author)

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The paper summarizes the ideas developed during the seminar on freight transport in urban areas. It is meant to provide a thorough list of issues requiring government and research attention. It poses the issues only in skeletal form: no priorities are assigned and no step-wise research programs are presented. (Author)

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The paper summarizes the ideas developed during the seminar on freight transport in urban areas. It is meant to provide a thorough list of issues requiring government and research attention. It poses the issues only in skeletal form: no priorities are assigned and no step-wise research programs are presented. (Author)

Key concepts: Transport engineering, Traffic management, Truck, Traffic congestion, Business, Engineering, Aerospace engineering

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