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Evaluating the long term impacts of transport policy: the case of passenger rail privatisation in Great Britain

open access: yes, 2011
Britain’s national rail system was ‘privatised’ as a result of the 1993 Railways Act, with most of the organisational and ownership changes implemented by 1997.
Robins, Dawn
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Passenger transport in South Yorkshire A joint policy statement

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SIGLEAvailable from British Library Lending Division - LD:84/31571(Passenger) / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited ...
South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive, Sheffield (United Kingdom)   +1 more
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What the passenger contributes to passenger comfort

Applied Ergonomics, 1978
An individual's reaction to a vehicle environment depends not only on the physical inputs but also on the characteristics of the individual. Surveys of airline passengers were conducted on board regularly scheduled commuter flights. Sex of the respondent and attitude toward flying were found to have import nt influences on passenger comfort. Individual
L G, Richards   +2 more
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The Forgetful Passenger

Games and Economic Behavior, 1997
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Aumann, Robert J.   +2 more
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The passenger

Anthropology and Humanism, 2023
SummaryThis piece forms part of a special section of “hundreds” inspired by Kathleen Stewart's ethnographic writing. It is based on a conversation with a formerly incarcerated trans woman in Colombia about the perils of commuting through the urban periphery and the overlapping stakes of documenting gender identity and histories of involvement with the ...
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Timetabling with passenger routing

OR Spectrum, 2014
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Marie Schmidt, Anita Schöbel
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The Passenger

Theory, Culture & Society, 1999
This article argues that, at first, there appears to be little space for feminism in Virilio's general critique of the loss of physical and mental territories under the impact of technologies and teletechnologies. Allusions to women are mainly taken up in general arguments about progressive immobilization of humans.
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