Sustainable transport: new research and policy challenge for the next millennium
European ReviewPublished 1 October 1999
Peter Nijkamp
Citations16
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SNIP0.69
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This exploratory paper aims to map out new research challenges centring around the theme of sustainable transport. The research needs on mobility behaviour and policy measures are also described. The paper concludes with an outline of new thinking in a largely unexplored research area.
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