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ITLS Working Papers 2011: Recent submissions

    • No car lanes or bus lanes: which gives public transport the better priority? An evaluation of priority lanes in Tyne and Wear 

      Mulley, Corinne
      Published 2011-02-01
      Bus priority covers a wide range of measures intended to speed up the progress of buses and avoid congestion, especially in urban areas. The implementation of No Car Lanes as a method of allocating space on the highway ...
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    • Towards a simplified payment formula as a reference point for bus contract negotiation or assessment 

      Hensher, David A.; Mulley, Corinne; Smith, Neil
      Published 2011-05-01
      The burgeoning commitment to contracting the delivery of bus services through competitive tendering or negotiated performance-based contracts has been accompanied by as many contract payments schemes as there are contracts. ...
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    • Improved information for better land transport in our cities 

      Stanley, John
      Published 2011-11-01
      COAG’s Capital Cities Strategic Planning Process work is nearing completion. The COAG National Objective for this work is To ensure Australian cities are globally competitive, productive, sustainable, liveable and socially ...
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    • The impact of discontinuity in governance: How transport planning went off the rails in Sydney 

      Daniels, Rhonda
      Published 2011-12-01
      The impacts on transport planning of discontinuity in governance within the same political administration are illustrated through a case study of NSW, Australia. The Labor government in power in NSW for 16 years from 1995 ...
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    • Consistently inconsistent: The role of certainty, acceptability and scale in automobile choice 

      Beck, Matthew J; Rose, John M; Hensher, David A.
      Published 2011-04-01
      The way in which respondents behave in stated preference experiments is of interest to many practitioners in the field of choice modelling. This paper draws together three increasingly prevalent concepts in the literature; ...
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