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ISSN 1352-7614
2006
Vol. 13, Issue 1, 2006September 01, 2006 PDT

Trends, innovative course settings, and levers for mobility and transport

Hartmut H. Topp,
Technical/economicsocialinnovationbehavioural changesustainablemobility
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Articles in Vol. 13, Issue 1, 2006

Vol. 13, Issue 1, 2006
  • What Goes Up Must Come Down
    Hazel Baslington
  • Trends, innovative course settings, and levers for mobility and transport
    Hartmut H. Topp
  • Splintering the public realm
    Fiona Raje
  • Effects of pedestrianisation on the commercial and retail areas
    Santhosh KumarWilliam Ross
  • Cycling for active transport and recreation in Australia
    Rissel CGarrard J
  • Travel in Inner City versus Urban Fringe of Adelaide
    A SoltaniA AllanS SomenahalliF Primerano
  • 13.1
    WTPP
World Transport Policy and Practice
Topp, Hartmut H. 2006. “Trends, Innovative Course Settings, and Levers for Mobility and Transport.” World Transport Policy and Practice 13 (1). https://doi.org/10.65906/235206yoefji.
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