Dedication

pp iii-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

List of Figures, Tables and Boxes

pp vii-ix

List of Abbreviations

pp x-xiv

Notes on Contributors

pp xv-xxii

Foreword

pp xxiii-xxiv

Preface and Acknowledgements

pp xxv-xxx

Part I - Setting the Scene

pp 1-2

1 - Transport Matters

pp 3-28

2 - The Political Economy of Transport and Travel

pp 29-54

3 - Energy, Pollution and Climate Change

pp 55-82

4 - Social Inclusion, Accessibility and Emotional Work

pp 83-104

Part II - Dealing With Policy Inheritance

pp 105-106

5 - Influencing Travel Behaviour

pp 107-130

6 - The Gentle Tyranny of Cost–Benefit Analysis in Transport Appraisal

pp 131-152

7 - Forecasting Road Traffic and its Significance for Transport Policy

pp 153-176

8 - Health, Wellbeing and Quality of Life

pp 177-204

9 - Connecting Places: Towards a Participatory, Ordinary Urbanism

pp 205-226

10 - The Journey Experience

pp 227-250

11 - Public Engagement and Consultation: Decide, Announce and Defend?

pp 251-278

12 - Remote, Rural and Island Communities

pp 279-300

Part III - New Policy Imperatives

pp 301-302

13 - Disruption and Resilience: New Realities?

pp 303-326

14 - Changing Demographics

pp 327-348

15 - Will the ‘Smart Mobility’ Revolution Matter?

pp 349-380

16 - Future Mobility

pp 381-400

Index

pp 401-421