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Towards Sustainable Transport Planning A Comparison Between Britain and the Netherlands

Out of Print
By: Gary Haq
268 pages
Publisher: Ashgate
Towards Sustainable Transport Planning
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  • Towards Sustainable Transport Planning ISBN: 9781859723821 Hardback Feb 1997 Out of Print #84478
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About this book

The study on which this work is based was undertaken between 1991 and 1995 and depicts the state of transport policy and practice in Europe, Britain and the Netherlands during this period. The text examines how the concept of sustainability has been interpreted in transport and environmental policy at the European, national and local level. The approaches of Britain and the Netherlands to transport and environmental policy are compared. With the use of case studies of transport corridors it illustrates how different policy aproaches affect choices and decisions taken at the project level. It demonstrates the advantages of a strategic planning approach which is objective-led and which sets out speciifc targets for sustainability. The book concludes by outlining an environment-based approach for transport planning.

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Sustainability and transport; the European dilemma; the road to ruin; going Dutch; environmental assessment of transport; Trans-Pennine corridor; Amsterdam-Utrecht corridor; objective-led transport planning.

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Out of Print
By: Gary Haq
268 pages
Publisher: Ashgate
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