The Future of Sustainable CitiesCritical Reflections 2011

DOI: 10.1332/policypress/9781847426673.003.0007

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Transport in a sustainable urban future

Iain Docherty¹,

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“…According to Kelemen-Erdős (2012), sustainable public transport requires reform of transport institutions, integrated settlement development, and demand-responsive transportation. However, Docherty (2011) highlights that its practical implementation faces significant challenges, including funding constraints and political feasibility.…”

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Sustainability of the Free Public Transport Model in the Republic of Croatia

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“…According to Kelemen-Erdős (2012), sustainable public transport requires reform of transport institutions, integrated settlement development, and demand-responsive transportation. However, Docherty (2011) highlights that its practical implementation faces significant challenges, including funding constraints and political feasibility.…”

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Sustainability of the Free Public Transport Model in the Republic of Croatia

Kozina

2024

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The New Contractualism, the Privatization of the Welfare State, and the Barriers to Open Source Planning

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Interpreting the influence of urban form on household car travel using partial least squares structural equation modelling: some evidence from Northern Ireland

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