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Community participation in public transport decision-making
- Introduction: sustainability, transport justice and citizen engagement
- Planning, participation and democratization for sustainability
- Recent experiences in participation in Santiago and Temuco, Chile
- The New Alameda Providencia bus rapid transit project, Santiago (2015–2017)
- “Permanent” participation for the regional transport plan in Temuco-Padre Las Casas
- Evaluating participation in the two cases: procedure and outcomes
- Discussion: lessons for participation for sustainable, just public transport
- Final reflections
- Notes
- References
Abstract
Diverse modes of community participation have long been recognized as essential to good decision-making in public transport. Early on, however, scholars and practitioners noted that the wide range of techniques and approaches can lead to less-than-ideal situations, particularly participation “fatigue”.
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