RECONCILING TRANSPORT AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY OBJECTIVES: THE WAY AHEAD AT THE END OF THE ROAD

HILLMAN, MAYER

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, n.º 2/1992, pág. 225

1. Fallacious assumptions. 2. Public preference. 3.ìTransport infrastructure. 4. The role of public transport.ì5. Investment in transport. 6. Road pricing. 7. The role ofìwalking and cycling. 8. Land use and transport. 9. Theìcompartmentalization of responsibilities. 10. Measures ofìprogress. 11. Global warming. 12. Conclusions.