[sustran] fwd: Useful papers in Transportation Research A 33: 7-8

[SUSTRAN Resource Centre]

Several papers in the latest Transportation Research A (33: 7-8) look
relevent to the focus of susran-discuss.
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Journal: Transportation Research Part A
ISSN   : 0965-8564
Volume : 33
Issue  : 7-8
Date   : 24-Aug-1999

pp 493-503
Transportation trends, problems, and policies: an international perspective
J Pucher

pp 527-547
Cars and clean air: a reappraisal
D Pickrell

pp 549-574
The trouble with minimum parking requirements
DC Shoup

pp 575-599
Demand management as an element of transportation policy: using carrots and
sticks to influence travel behavior
MD Meyer

pp 601-624
Secrets of success: assessing the large increases in transit ridership
achieved by Houston and San Diego transit providers
JF Kain, Z Liu

pp 625-654
Bicycling renaissance in North America? Recent trends and alternative
policies to promote bicycling
J Pucher, C Komanoff, P Schimek

pp 655-669
Transformation of transport policy in Great Britain
P Goodwin

pp 671-689
Urban mobility in the developing world
R Gakenheimer

pp 691-723
Patterns of automobile dependence in cities: an international overview of
key physical and economic dimensions with some implications for urban
policy
JR Kenworthy, FB Laube
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