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Cash, Tokens and Transfers |
A history of Urban Mass Transit in North America
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$19.95 |
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Environmental
Management for Road and Rail Transportation Systems |
Jane's Special Report
(Transportation) |
$945.00 |
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The Geography of Urban Transportation
by Susan Hanson
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Three substantial introductory chapters
are followed by seven chapters outlining various
analytical approaches to transportation problems,
balancing historical material with descriptions and
analyses of travel at the aggregate and disaggregate
levels, methodological presentations, and policy
descriptions. |
$60.00 |
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The Greening of Urban Transport
by R.S. Tolley
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This book provides a stimulating and
convincing argument for incorporating green modes of
transportation in modern city transportation plans. It
provides a primer on the green modes -- walking and
cycling -- and describes theoretical considerations as
well as practice in a variety of ways. |
$120.00 |
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Jane's Urban Transport Systems |
Jane's
Urban Transport Systems, 2000-2001
The Classic
one, a must for all transportation professionals
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$555.00 |
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The Next American Metropolis
Peter Calthorpe |
This book presents 24 of
Calthorpe's regional urban plans, in which towns are organized so that
residents can be less dependent upon their Car Rentals and can walk, bike, or take
public transportation between work, school, home, and shopping. This book is
not just for architects and urban planners, but for all concerned citizens
interested in developing a cohesive, feasible vision of the sustainable city
of the future |
$24.95 |
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Railway Conductors
by Edwin Clyde Robbins
| A Study in organized Labor |
$32.50 |
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Sustainability and Cities
by Peter Newman, Jeffrey Kenworthy
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"Sustainability and Cities"
examines the urban aspect of sustainability issues,
arguing that cities are a necessary focus for that
global agenda. The authors make the case that the
essential character of a city's land use results from
how it manages its transportation, and that only by
reducing our automobile dependence will we be able to
successfully accommodate all elements of the
sustainability agenda. |
$40.00 |
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The Transit Metropolis
by Robert Cervero
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A number of metropolitan areas have in
recent decades managed to mount cost-effective and
resource-conserving transit services that provide
alternatives to car travel. What sets these places
apart? |
$45.00 |
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Transit
Villages in the 21st Century
by Michael
Bernick, Robert Cervero
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This
timely guide shows urban planners, architects, and
other professionals how this new approach to urban
development spurs community development. 75
illustrations. |
$34.36 |
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Transport Concepts in European Cities
by Tim Pharoah, Dieter Apel
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Avebury Studies in Green Research |
$99.95 |
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Transportation for Livable Cities
by Vukan R. Vuchic
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Comprehensive guide for urban and
suburban transportation related subjects. |
$29.95 |
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Transportation Management Through
Partnerships/T10
by Robert T. Dunphy
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A Must for the serious CEO and
Management |
$45.95 |
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Transportation Planning
Transportation Research Record, No 1364
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Programming, Land Use, and Applications
of Geographic Information Systems |
$60.30 |
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Transport Planning and Traffic
Engineering
by Butterworthy-Heinemann
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For senior undergraduate and
postgraduate students in transport and traffic
engineering -Also of value to practising engineers and
urban planners 'Transport Planning and Traffic
Engineering' is a comprehensive textbook on the
relevant principles and practice. |
$125.00 |
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Transport Planning in Third World Cities
by H.T. Dititriou |
Extensive Reference Book covering all aspects of subject
thoroughly |
$85.50
used only available |
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Transport Policy and the Environment
by David Banister
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Transport Policy and the Environment
presents for the first time the results of extensive
research: * quantifying the contribution of transport
to environmental problems; * assessing the options for
resolving those problems |
$85.00 |
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Travel By Design
by Marlon G. Boarnet, Randall Crane
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As a systematic assessment of attempts
to solve transportation problems through urban design,
this book asks and answers three questions: Can such
efforts work? Will they be put into practice? Are they
a good idea? |
$65.00 |
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Urban
Land-Use and Transport Interaction: Policies and Models
by F.V. Webster, P.H. Bly |
Vital
Information, Statistics, several Models |
$79.95
used only available |
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Urban Transportation Planning in the
United States
by Edward Weiner
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A definitive, brief institutional
overview of urban transportation planning in the US
from 1920 to the present. The book is a highly
readable, nontechnical summary of a rich and diverse
decision-making arena that mirrors faithfully the
changing dynamic of urban life and politics in America
in the late 20th century. |
$59.95 |
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Urban Transportation Planning
by Michael D. Meyer, Eric J. Miller
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The book can serve as an ideal textbook
for both undergraduate and graduate courses in Urban
Transportation Planning. It fills an appropriate and
important niche by giving proper emphasis to what
"actors" and activities can influence the
quality of the planning process and its eventual
impact on a community. |
$110.00 |
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Urban Public Transportation Systems
by the American Society of Civil Engineers, edited
by Murthy V.A. Bondada,
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Describes the urban public
transportation systems of 25 large cities around the
world, including Amsterdam, Beijing, Chicago, and
London, analyzing socio- economic characteristics,
land use and travel patterns. |
$63.20 |
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Urban Travel Demand Modeling
by Norbert Oppenheim, Robert Oppenheim |
For senior- and graduate-level courses,
as well as for transportation professionals,
academics, and researchers, Oppenheim (Institute for
Transportation Systems, CUNY) presents
state-of-the-art modeling techniques that can be used
to predict and plan for transportation problems as
well as other activities such as land use, city
planning, and traffic engineering. |
$110.00 |
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