THE CLIMATE OF CHANGE - AN INTRODUCTION TO BUS '92
J McKnight
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J McKnight
Abstract
The paper reviews the role of the bus as an efficient form of public transport in the present operating and legislative conditions. Although the world's population is increasing at 10% per decade, with its demand on mobility, bus production is stagnating due to economic conditions. The bus is claimed to consume less energy per passenger- mile than any other form of public transport as well as reducing pollution and congestion. It is emphasized that the bus industry must pursue opportunities to demonstrate to governments the benefits of an efficient public transport system in which the bus can play an important part. For the covering abstract of the conference see IRRD 853181.
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The paper reviews the role of the bus as an efficient form of public transport in the present operating and legislative conditions. Although the world's population is increasing at 10% per decade, with its demand on mobility, bus production is stagnating due to economic conditions. The bus is claimed to consume less energy per passenger- mile than any other form of public transport as well as reducing pollution and congestion. It is emphasized that the bus industry must pursue opportunities to demonstrate to governments the benefits of an efficient public transport system in which the bus can play an important part. For the covering abstract of the conference see IRRD 853181.
Key concepts: Public transport, Legislature, Bus rapid transit, Business, Transport engineering, Population, Environmental economics, Engineering