Unconventional and Community Transport in the United Kingdom

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CRC Press, 1990 - 430 pages
Nutley argues that transport policy in the UK has suffered from a lack of consensus since 1945, and that its development has been frustrated by periodic reorganizations under political direction that favors private transportation (the official view being that public transportation is a financial burden rather than an essential piece of social infrastructure). He outlines progress and setbacks, and makes recommendations for future developments to meet the public's needs. Book club price, $57. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
 

Table des matières

CLASSIFICATION OF MODES
37
DIALARIDE IN THE 1970s
97
9
131
SCHOOL BUSES
150
POSTBUSES
158
PASSENGERFREIGHT SERVICES
189
23
195
COMMUNITY TRANSPORT FOR SPECIAL NEEDS
203
SHARED TAXIS AND HIRECARS
306
43
316
THE RAILBUS
332
EVALUATION AND POLICY ROLE
344
3 4 4 6 2
364
81
381
References
396
89
404

33
211
37
228
COMMUNITY TRANSPORTCOMMUNITY BUSES
239
COMMUNITY TRANSPORT CAR SCHEMES
270
Relevant legislation
414
Index 423
100
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