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Urban transport

Urban Transport reprints the most important papers in the field of transport that have a special focus on urban issues. It is in urban areas that many transportation problems are most acute.
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Urban transport

Urban Research & Practice, 2020
Maria Attard, Stephen G. Ison
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Cost-Effectiveness in Urban Transportation

Operations Research, 1969
This essay is a report of a cost-effectiveness study of urban transportation that was conducted as a part of a large systems-analysis effort to investigate present and future modes of transportation within selected cities. The paper gives a comprehensive array of socio-economic cost and effectiveness measures, and presents summary procedures for the ...
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The impact of computers on urban transportation

Proceedings of the November 30--December 1, 1965, fall joint computer conference, part II: computers: their impact on society on XX - AFIPS '65 (Fall, part II), 1965
Dr. Ramo has said that one of the purposes of this series of talks was to try to "close the gap" between the information technologists and the applications of their technology in the real world. If this is one of our primary objectives, I don't believe there is a field in which the gap between the technologist and the application is so great as in the ...
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Assessing the transition to low-carbon urban transport: A global comparison

Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 2022
Wenxiang Li, Lei Bao, Hongyun Si
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Urban transport

1996
...The current paper considers roads, public transport, other modes of urban transportation and traffic management. The focus of the current paper is on small to medium size cities. Nevertheless, case studies from megacities have been used as, on occasions, the pressures evident in these cities have demanded innovative measures that may be applicable ...
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Urban transportation

Abstract The chapter addresses the causes and possible solutions to address urban congestion. Cities could only grow to their current size once commuting costs have decreased dramatically, that is, when walking has been replaced by trains, trams, and cars. But most cities have reached a point where the congestion levels due to car use
Hans R.A. Koster   +2 more
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Urban Transportation

Royal Australian Planning Institute Journal, 1961
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Integration of urban freight transport in city planning: Lesson learned

Transportation Research, Part D: Transport and Environment, 2022
Astrid Bjørgen, Marianne Ryghaug
exaly  

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