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Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies: Recent submissions

    • The Economics of Applying IVHS to Public Transport: A costbenefit analysis of the Shellharbour Demand Responsive Bus Trial Project 

      Raimond, Timothy; Battellino, Helen
      Published 1994-09-01
      There is much debate concerning the applicability of IVHS to public transport improvements. In particular, Computerised Public Transport Management Systems (CPTMS) are being seen by many as the answer to some of the ...
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    • Evaluating Strategies for Packaging Travel 

      Hooper, Paul
      Published 1994-02-01
      Packaging has been a popular means of selling travel for over a century and in no small way has been responsible for the development of mass markets. In the light of this, it is surprising to find that there has been little ...
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    • Transportation in low density markets: a role for public policy? 

      Chow, Garland
      Published 1994-10-01
      Many jurisdictions continue to regulate transportation services to small communities. These low density transport markets are subject to utilization economies that are lost when the market is fragmented among numerous ...
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    • The influence of public acceptance on what IVHS can achieve 

      Wigan, Marcus
      Published 1995-02-01
      IVHS (Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems) combine computing, sensors, telecommunication to deliver a more effective road/vehicle system for freight and passenger vehicles. Many of these technologies involve surveillance, ...
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    • Transport of Delight – The Mythical Conception of Rail Transit in Los Angeles 

      Richmond, Jonathan E.D.
      Published 1995-07-01
      The imposition of organising and simplifying structures is basic to understanding. Myths tacitly provide an alluring simplification. Telling simple but powerful stories, they point to specific cures. Those cures depend for ...
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