This is a handbook of international best practices on how cities throughout the world have improved their transportation options provided to their citizens. Roadways for cars are bring turned into walkways and bikeways, light-rail transit systems have been installed to reduce traffic and pollution, and more citizens are riding bikes and walking. In the olden days our cities were designed by cars for cars. Nowadays our cities are being designed, redesigned, and improved for the people who live there - citizens. Many communities throughout the world have decreased their reliance on the personal car, have promoted transit options, and have enhanced their urban environment by reducing traffic, congestion, pollution, and the number and width of their roadways. Many citizens in cities throughout the world don't even need a car, since so many other transit options are available to them. The 40 best practice case studies contained in this volume are from 33 states and provinces in 19 countries located on six continents - from all over the world! Each best practice case study contains the official name of the municipality, it's latest population figure, the region it is located in, the province or state that it is located in, the common name of the country that it is located in, the official name of the country that it is located in, and the community's official website.
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• 1. Toshi to kōtsū / Yasojima Yoshinosuke hen
• 2. Kōtsū to keizai / Masui Kenʼichi hen
• 3. Kōtsū keikaku to gijutsu / Inoue Takashi hen
• 4. Shimin seikatsu to kōtsū / Okano Yukihide hen
• -5. Kōtsū keikaku no jissai / Inoue Takashi, Yasojima Yoshinosuke hen.

• 1. 都市と交通 / 八十島義之助編
• 2. 交通と経済 / 增井健一編
• 3. 交通計画と技術 / 井上孝編
• 4. 市民生活と交通 / 岡野行秀編
• 5. 交通計画の実際 / 井上孝・八十島義之助編.

• A method for decisions among freeway location alternatives based on user and community consequences / Clarkson H. Oglesby, Bruce Bishop, Gene E. Willeke
• Discussion / Harold Handerson
• Closure
• Desirability rating and route selection / G.A. Riedesel, John C. Cook
• The impacts of highways on environmental values / Marvin Manheim
• A cost-benefit evaluation of transportation corridors / Michael A. Goldeberg, Trevor D. Heaver
• Community attitudes toward freeway planning: a study of California's planning procedures / Bruce Bishop, Clarkson H. Oglesby, Gene E. Willeke
• Transportation
• 1983: the Minnesota experimental city / Roy E. Larson, Robert J. Reid
• Social impact analysis of an urban freeway system / George W. Grier
• The economic and environmental effects of one-way streets in residentials areas / John Kennedy, Dennis Hill
• Estimating traffic noise levels and acceptability for freeway design / David C. Colony
• Basic approaches to the measurement of community values / Martin Wachs
• An analysis of individual preferences for accessibility to selected neighborhood services / G.L. Peterson, R.D. Worrall
• Discussion / Harold Handerson
• Closure
• Attitude techniques in action / Margaret T. Shaffer
• Sociological field work is essential in studying community values / Gordon Fellman
• Discussion / Harold Handerson
• Community response to the design features of roads: a technique for measurement / Gary H. Winkel, Roger Malek, Philip Thiel
• The effect of land use planning and transport pricing policies in express transit planning / Marvin Golenberg, Robert Keith
• Plan design model for urban area use allocations / W. Don Stewart, William L. Grecco
• Impact of transportation facilities on land development / John R. Hamburg, Geoffrey J.H. Brown, Morton Schneider.

• v. 1. Descriptions, evaluations, and programs.--
• v. 2. Impacts on urban life and form.

• I. Setting the Scene1. Introducing Urban Transportation, Susan Hanson2. The Geography of Urban Freight, Laetitia Dablanc & Jean-Paul Rodrigue3. Transportation and Urban Form: Stages in the Spatial Evolution of the American Metropolis, Peter O. Muller4. Impacts of Information and Communication Technology, Giovanni Circella & Patricia L.MokhtarianII. Planning for Movement within Cities5. Theories and Models in Transportation Planning, Harvey J. Miller6. Regional Transportation Planning, Gian-Claudia Sciara & Susan Handy7. Land Use, Travel Behavior, and Disaggregate Travel Data, Marlon G. BoarnetIII. Policy Issues8. Mass Transit, Lisa Schweitzer9. Land Use Impacts of Transportation Investments, Genevieve Giuliano & Ajay Agarwal10. The Geography of Urban Transportation Finance, Brian D. Taylor11. Transportation and Environmental Impacts and Policy, Scott Le Vine & Martin Lee-Gosselin12. Transportation and Energy, David L. Greene13. Social Equity and Urban Transportation, Evelyn Blumenberg14. Looking to the Future, Genevieve Giuliano with Susan Hanson.
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A comprehensive update, the fourth edition of this leading text features numerous chapters by new authors addressing the latest trends and topics in the field. The book presents the foundational concepts and methodological tools that readers need in order to engage with today's pressing urban transportation policy issues. Coverage encompasses passenger and freight dynamics in the American metropolis; the local and regional transportation planning process; and questions related to public transit, land use, social equity and environmental justice, energy consumption, air pollution, transportation finance, sustainability, and more. Among the student-friendly features are special-topic boxes delving into key issues and 87 instructive figures, including eight color plates.New to This Edition*Extensively revised coverage of information and communication technologies, urban freight, travel behaviors, and regional transportation planning.*Engaging discussions of current topics: smartphone travel tracking, Uber, car and bike sharing, food deserts, biofuels, and more.*Heightened focus on climate change.*Reflects over a decade of policy changes, technological advances, and emergent ideas and findings in the field.*Most of the figures and special-topic boxes are new.
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