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• Title:Handbook of sustainable transport / edited by Carey Curtis.
  
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• Other Contributors/Collections:Curtis, Carey, editor.
  Elgaronline Elgar Social and Political Science 2020.
  
• Published/Created:Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA : Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, [2020]
  

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  • Call Number: HE305
    
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• Library of Congress Subjects:Urban transportation--Environmental aspects.
  Urban transportation policy.
  Sustainable development.
  
• Subject(s):Electronic books.
  
• Description:1 online resource ( xxix, 469 pages.) :
  
• Series:Research handbooks in transport studies.
  
• Notes:34. Accessibility at the local scale: how it constrains our ability to 'live locally'
  Includes bibliographical references and index.
  Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on January 06, 2021).
  
• ISBN:1789900476 electronic book
  9781789900477 electronic book
  
• Contents:Front Matter
  Copyright
  Contents
  Figures and tables
  Contributors
  Foreword
  Preface
  Acknowledgements
  Copyright permissions
  1. Introduction to Handbook of Sustainable Transport
  PART I THE RATIONALE FOR SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT: FROM GENESIS TO PRESENT DAY
  2. Paradigm shift?
  3. Unsustainable transport
  4. Economic inefficiency of the car-based paradigm
  5. Social equity and disadvantage
  6. Transport and health: a personal and UK perspective
  7. Beyond the dilemma: questioning the links between human prosperity and mobility growth 8. Low-carbon mobility transitions
  PART II INTEGRATED TRANSPORT
  9. To travel, or not to travel? Telecommuting, teleshopping, and avoiding the need to travel
  10. Universal design
  universal access: Sweden as leaders in the built environment and transport
  11. What of a walkable urban future? Towards sustainable institutional design for walking
  12. How culture shapes
  and is shaped by
  mobility: cycling transitions in The Netherlands
  13. Making space for bicycling
  14. Docked and dockless public bike-sharing schemes: research, practice and discourse 15. Public transport network planning
  16. On-demand public transport
  the future of public transport or the emperor's new clothes?
  17. Paratransit
  18. The sustainability of last-mile freight in cities
  19. Is micro-mobility sustainable? An overview of implications for accessibility, air pollution, safety, physical activity and subjective wellbeing
  20. The role of car-sharing in sustainable transport systems
  21. Congestion charging/mobility pricing 22. The transition to automated mobility: how well do connected and autonomous vehicles really fit into a sustainable transport future?
  PART III INTEGRATED LAND USE AND TRANSPORT
  23. Why sustainable transport cannot ignore land use
  24. Transit-oriented development and sustainable transportation
  25. Making places with transit-oriented development: the case of North Holland
  26. Reducing the need to travel: the challenge of employment self-containment
  27. Rethinking the urban arterial: from car mobility to urban liveability 28. The Ghent Living Streets: experiencing a sustainable and social future
  29. Parking: an opportunity to deliver sustainable transport
  30. Integrating land use and transport: understanding the dynamics of proximity
  PART IV ADJUSTING TO THE NEW PARADIGM
  31. CBA legitimizes unsustainable transportation outcomes
  32. A multi-actor multi-criteria exercise in transport planning: the case of the Nueva Alameda Providencia project
  33. Using accessibility metrics and tools to deliver sustainable mobility