An Introduction to Sustainable Transportation · History of Sustainable and Unsustainable...

October 2017: 246x189: 416pp

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:Acknowledgments. Foreword. Introduction and Overview

1.A Highly Mobile Planet and its Challenges: AutomobileDependency, Equity and Inequity

2. Automobile Cities, the Car Culture and Alternative Possibilities

3. History of Sustainable and Unsustainable Transportation: From Walking to Wheels and Back to Walking

4. Modes, Roads and Routes: Technologies, Infrastructure, Functions and Interrelatedness

5. Urban, Regional and Inter-City Public Transportation: Policy, Technical, Land Use and Provider Aspects

6. Urban Design for Sustainable and Active Transportation and Healthy Communities

7. Public Policy and Effective Citizen Participation for More Sustainable Transportation: Methods and Examples

8. A New Planning Paradigm: From IntegratedPlanning, Policy and Mobility Management to Repair,Regeneration and Renewal

9. Cities on The Move: GlobalExemplars of More Sustainable Transportation

10. Conclusion: Growing More Exemplars List of Acronyms and Abbreviations.Glossary. Index

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2ND EDITION

An Introduction toSustainableTransportationPolicy, Planning and Implementation

Preston L Schiller, Department of Geography andPlanning, Queen’s University (Canada) and Department ofCivil and Environmental Engineering, University ofWashington (Seattle) and Jeffrey R Kenworthy, CurtinUniversity, Perth, Australia and Guest Professor at FrankfurtUniversity of Applied Sciences

The second edition builds and expands upon the highlyacclaimed first edition, with new chapters on urban designand urban, regional and inter-city public transportation, aswell as expanded chapters on automobile dependenceand equity issues; automobile cities and the car culture;the history of sustainable and unsustainable transportation;the interrelatedness of technologies, infrastructure energyand functionalities; and public policy and publicparticipation and exemplary places, people and programsaround the globe. Among the many valuable additions arediscussions of autonomous and electric vehicles, airportcities, urban fabrics, urban heat island effects and mobilityas a service.

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