[sustran] World Transport Policy & Practice Volume 8, Numbers 3 & 4, 2002 available for download

[Pascal Desmond]

Hello

Lancaster & Paris, Tuesday, February 4, 2003

Volume 8, Number 3, 2002 & Volume 8, Number 4, 2002 of World 
Transport Policy & Practice, a quarterly journal edited by Professor 
John Whitelegg, is now available at 
http://users.macunlimited.net/pascaldesmond/

Volume 8, Number 3, 2002 is a special issue focussing on some of the 
work of the Institute for Sustainability & Technology Policy at 
Murdoch University in Western Australia. The ISTP has a very strong 
research focus and this is exemplified by the two articles in this 
issue. These highlight the results of the Millennium Cities Database 
for Sustainable Transport and the International Sourcebook of 
Automobile Dependence in Cities. These publications have added 
substantially to our understanding of complex subjects and 
contributed greatly to the transport debate.

Contents of Volume 8, Number 3, 2002:
Urban transport patterns in a global sample of cities & their 
linkages to transport infrastructure, land use, economics & 
environment
Jeff Kenworthy & Felix Laube
Travel Demand Management: The potential for enhancing urban rail 
opportunities & reducing automobile dependence in cities
Jeff Kenworthy & Felix Laube

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Contents of Volume 8, Number 4, 2002:
Improving mobility & access for the off-road rural poor through 
Intermediate Means of Transport
Gina Porter

Unprofitable rural bus services: Market structure & tender prices 
since Deregulation
Robert John Langridge

Driver road rule knowledge & attitudes towards cyclists Chris Rissel, 
Fiona Campbell, Bruce Ashley & Lisa Jackson

Household-focused travel behaviour change initiatives - Critical new 
tools in Travel Demand Management
Alan Perkins

U.K. Regional Air Services Consultations: a summary of & commentary 
on the RASCO Reference Case
Paul Upham

Had enough of Auto-dominance yet?
Jerry Schneider

Emerging Innovative Transit Systems: A sceptical view
Mayer Hillman

A challenge for the imagination: How will ubiquitous wireless change cars?
Graham Seibert

Another deluded car fanatic. Reply to 'A challenge for the 
imagination: How will ubiquitous wireless change cars?'
Robert Davis

Author & Title Index to Volume 8, 2002


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The Journal is free of charge as Adobe Acrobat PDF files. This policy 
of free distribution is intended to help the Journal reach a wider 
readership, encompassing advocates and activists, as well as 
academics and advisers.

It is envisaged that both issues available at this internet site will 
move to their usual home at http://wtransport.org/ before Easter

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World Transport Policy & Practice,
ISSN 1352-7614
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