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The greening of urban transport : planning for walking and cycling in Western cities
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Chichester : John Wiley & Sons, 1995
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9780471947783
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Within this innovative compilation you'll get a first-hand look at the argument for ``green'' modes of transportation within cities (walking and cycling). Part One addresses the principles of green transport planning and outlines the environmental, social and economic issues. The policy obstacles to implementing green modes are analyzed and compared, and the concepts of environmental traffic management are developed. Part Two illustrates the practice of environmentally sound transport planning through examples of successful traffic restraint and exclusion in a variety of urban settings and policy environments. Present achievements are reviewed and future priorities are discussed.


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Principles
Obstacles to Walking and CyclingR. Tolley
The Safety of Walking and Cycling in Different CountriesB. Preston
The Role of Cycling for WomenU. Lehner-Lierz
Can Technology Save Us?J. Adams
Recreational Cycling: Is This the Way to Simulate Interest in Everyday Urban Cycling?L. Lumsdon
Strategies
The Dutch Bicycle Master Plan 1990-96T. Welleman
Policy Issues in Promoting the Green Modes in GermanyR. Monheim
Segregation or Intergration for Cyclists?: The Dutch ApproachT. Godefrooij
Practice
Safe Routes to School in Odense, DenmarkT. Andersen
Towards the Bicycle-Friendly Town in GermanyW. Hulsmann
Green Modes and ISTEA in the United StatesA. Clarke
Case Studies
A General 30 km/h Speed Limit in the City: A Model Project in Graz, AustriaG. Sammer
Designing for Cycling: The New Dutch Design ManualJ. Ploeger
Stimulating Bicycle Use by Companies in the NetherlandsM. Touwen
A Car-Free Lubeck?J. Brunsing
An Overview
Summary and Conclusions: Looking Back, Looking Around and Looking AheadA. Hallsworth and J. Whitelegg