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Coût direct et géographie des ralentissements subis par les transports publics bruxellois
Brussels Studies, 2007 Automobile traffic causes a decrease in the surface mass transport’s effectiveness in Brussels as in other cities. In economic terms, this corresponds to lower returns and productivity for the operator.
Frédéric Dobruszkes, Yves Fourneau
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SHS Web of Conferences, 2014 Regarding energy transition in the area of mobility, the literature gives prominence to two types of actor which appear to play leading roles: public authorities and households.
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Brussels Studies, 2016 This article opens the black box of the remote controlled traffic light system used by public transport in Brussels. This technical device redistributes the temporal sharing of space in favour of public transport, which allows the constant erosion of the
Céline Brandeleer, Thomas Ermans
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L’(in)efficacité des trams et bus à Bruxelles : une analyse désagrégée
Brussels Studies, 2008 At a time when mobility in Brussels is becoming increasingly critical from the standpoints of the environment and efficiency, this article gives a detailed and exhaustive analysis of the geography of traffic conditions affecting the trams and buses of ...
Xavier Courtois, Frédéric Dobruszkes
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Pour un projet de développement territorial associé au RER bruxellois
Brussels Studies, 2009 This contribution first attempts to discuss the challenges of railway development which lie behind the RER project in and around Brussels.It then proposes conceptual approaches for the optimal implementation of this project, brought into line with the ...
Patrick Frenay
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Transportation and Public Health [PDF]
Annual Review of Public Health, 2013 This article investigates various ways that transportation policy and planning decisions affect public health and better ways to incorporate public health objectives into transport planning. Conventional planning tends to consider some public health impacts, such as crash risk and pollution emissions measured per vehicle-kilometer, but generally ...
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Comment les corps techniques construisent la ville
Brussels Studies, 2013 This article combines the results of two doctoral research papers and is the fruit of work carried out within the framework of a more global study on the elite in the city.
Benedikte Zitouni, Céline Tellier
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Déplacements des femmes et sentiment d’insécurité à Bruxelles : perceptions et stratégies
Brussels Studies, 2015 Equality between men and women in terms of travelling in the city is far from being a reality. One aspect of this imbalance is linked to feeling unsafe, which affects women in particular.
Marie Gilow
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Marketing of Public Transport and Public Transport Information Provision
Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2014 AbstractIncreasing levels of car ownership have been causing problems for the governments around the world, particularly in the fields of traffic congestion and air pollution. Income growth coupled with the perception that car is the most comfortable means of transport resulted in the increase of motor vehicles on the roads and in certain cases this ...
Ibraeva, Anna, Sousa, João Figueira de
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(Con)textosLa ligereza del dispositivo fílmico, la versatilidad del investigador-cineasta, el principio de no intervención en la realidad observada y el carácter experimental de la metodología etno-fílmica constituyen, por un lado, la expresión del ingenio ...
Violeta Ramírez
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