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    • Variations in the Value of Travel Time Savings: Empirical Studies and the Values for Road Project Evaluation 

      Waters II, W.G.
      Published 1993-07-01
      This paper focuses on the variations in values of travel time savings (VTTS) found in different empirical studies and used for road project evaluation in a number of countries and jurisdictions. Estimates of VTTS, expressed ...
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    • A Review of Recent Bicycle Related Safety Research in Australia 

      Katz, Roderick J.; Smith, Nariida C.
      Published 1993-09-01
      This paper examines the recent research in relation to bicycle safety carried out in Australia. Australian road authorities in particular have been active in conducting and commissioning bicycle safety research in recent ...
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    • LIGHT RAIL AND BUS PRIORITY SYSTEMS: CHOICE OR BLIND COMMITMENT? 

      Hensher, David A.; Waters II, W. G.
      Published 1993-10-01
      The debate over light rail transit (LRT) systems is often a confrontation between advocates and opponents of LRT systems. It is difficult to separate real evidence from opinion about LRT. We review evidence and viewpoints ...
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    • LOCAL URBAN BUS SERVICES: Natural Monopoly and Benchmark Contestability 

      Hensher, David A.
      Published 1993-08-01
      This paper has been prepared to document the arguments and any available evidence to establish the extent to which local bus services operating in a pre-defined territory are a natural monopoly and/or are contestable. This ...
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    • The Transportation Sector: Economic Issues and Challenges in the Nineties 

      Hensher, David A.
      Published 1993-04-01
      This paper discusses a number of initiatives undertaken in Australia to improve the efficiency of the transport sector, long recognised as one of the most inefficient links in the economic cycle of production, distribution ...
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