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Intermodal strategies combining cycling and public transport to improve service and acceptability
- Introduction: more than incidental, strategic for public transport
- Public transport: governance, practice and (un)sustainable transport
- Understanding the role of governance in transitions and transformations
- Enriching “behavioural change” approaches with a more complete theory of daily practice
- Ecologies of modes and users: a powerful way to understand “sustainable” transport
- “Public” transport as an ecology of modes and users: cycling as missing link
- Practical approaches to intermodal integration
- Making complexity work for intermodal planning
- Final reflections
- References
Abstract
As the world’s cities seek to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals approved by the UN in 2015, transport planning has increasingly focused on intermodal solutions, with many scholars and practitioners actively seeking to identify and implement sustainability measures that address transport “justice”, as well as mobility issues.
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