[sustran] World Transport Policy & Practice -- 7.3 -- quarterly announcement

[Pascal Desmond]

Lancaster & Paris
December 2001

World Transport Policy & Practice, a quarterly journal edited by
Professor John Whitelegg, is available free of charge as Adobe Acrobat(TM)
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Contents of Volume 7, Number 3, 2001:

Editorial
Philine Gaffron

Promoting cycling in the U.K. - Problems experienced by the practitioners
Marcus Jones

Local Transport Plans, Planning Policy Guidance & Cycling policy: Issues
& future challenges
Hugh McClintock

Planning for more cycling: the York experience bucks the trend
James Harrison

Guidelines for a safety audit of bikeway systems
Cameron T. Matwie & John F. Morrall

Translating cycling policy into cycling practice
Tim Ryley

Another look at Germany's bicycle boom: implications for local
transportation policy & planning strategy in the U.S.A.
Heath Maddox

A Nicaraguan Street Clash
Joe Grengs

Shanghai: The greatest cycling city in the world?
Annemarie de Boom, Richard Walker & Rob Goldup

World Transport Policy & Practice
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