Running on Empty,9781861345707

Running on Empty

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ISBN13: 9781861345707
ISBN10: 1861345704
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2004-12-30
Publisher(s): Policy Pr
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Table of Contents

List of figures and tables iv
Acknowledgements vi
Notes on definitions and spellings viii
Notes on contributors x
List of abbreviations xiii
Introduction 1(6)
Karen Lucas
Part One: Setting the context
one Locating transport as a social policy problem
7(8)
Karen Lucas
two Examining the empirical evidence of transport inequality in the US and UK
15(24)
Kelly Clifton and Karen Lucas
Part Two: The UK perspective
three Transport and social exclusion
39(16)
Karen Lucas
four Ensuring access and participation in the Liverpool city region
55(14)
Murray Grant
five Halton Neighbourhood Travel Team
69(26)
Julian Westwood
six BraunstoneBus: a link with the future
95(24)
Mike Preston
seven A road less travelled: case studies from community transport
119(26)
Martin Jones
eight Conclusions from the UK experience
145(10)
Karen Lucas
Part Three: The US perspective
nine Transportation and environmental justice
155(26)
Lori G. Kennedy
ten Job isolation in the US: narrowing the gap through job access
181(16)
Robert Cervero
eleven Community impact assessment for USl7
197(24)
Anne Morris
twelve Crossroad blues: the MTA Consent Decree and just transportation
221(36)
Robert Garcia and Thomas A. Rubin
thirteen Women's issues in transportation
257(24)
Stephanie Ortoleva and Marc Brenman
fourteen Conclusions from the US experience
281(10)
Karen Lucas
Part Four: Transferring the lessons
fifteen Towards a 'social welfare' approach to transport
291(8)
Karen Lucas
Index 299

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