Key Decisions in Urban Transportation Public-Private Cooperation
P L Shaw, California State University, Long Beach: Bureau of Government Research and Service
Abstract
P L Shaw, California State University, Long Beach: Bureau of Government Research and Service
Abstract
Many observers believe that urban transportation needs help. It is a front-line, highly visible local government function. Caught in a complex web of dynamic economic, social and institutional forces, urban transportation now mirrors with strikingly accurate reflection the principal challenges facing urban governments.
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Many observers believe that urban transportation needs help. It is a front-line, highly visible local government function. Caught in a complex web of dynamic economic, social and institutional forces, urban transportation now mirrors with strikingly accurate reflection the principal challenges facing urban governments.
Key concepts: Key (lock), Business, Public transport, Environmental planning, Computer security, Transport engineering, Computer science, Geography