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ITLS Working Papers 1997: Recent submissions

    • Reducing Car Travel Through an ‘Individual Action’ Programme 

      Rose, Geoff; Ampt, Elizabeth
      Published 1997-01-01
      This paper outlines a new approach to reducing car use in order to address environmental concerns. The individual action programme, known as travel blending, aims to encourage individuals to choose a mixture, or blend, of ...
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    • Evaluating Minimum Service Levels for Bus Services - Using Geographical Information Systems 

      Ton, Tu; Hensher, David A.
      Published 1997-06-01
      Under the New South Wales Passenger Transport Act 1990, each commercial contract for providing a bus service must stipulate a scale of minimum service levels. It is a means for the Government to ensure that all the residents ...
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    • Open Skies” in India - Is it succeeding 

      Hooper, Paul
      Published 1997-07-01
      With a “middle class” of 200 million people in a large country where travel between the major population centres by surface transport can be arduous, India has a potentially large domestic airline market. In the post-World ...
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    • Productivity of Australian Container Terminals: Some Critical Issues 

      Robinson, Ross; Everett, Sophia
      Published 1997-01-01
      Terminals: a Review which was prepared for the Western Australian Department of Transport and which was completed in April 1996. The Department was concerned at the continuing low levels of stevedoring productivity at ...
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    • Developments in the Aviation Industry in Australia and Asia - Implications for Australian Tourism 

      Hooper, Paul
      Published 1997-06-01
      The Asia-Pacific region is expected to be the main region of growth in airline travel for at least the next two decades. According to the forecasts, China will become one of the largest domestic airline markets in the world ...
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