Transport telematics in urban systems - a backcasting Delphi study
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Auteurs : M. HojerSource :
- Transportation Research, Part D: Transport and Environment [ 1361-9209 ] ; 1998.
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This paper includes a presentation of the results from a scenario study on transport telematics in urban passenger transport. An international Delphi panel of 100 experts from 20 countries replied to questions on the feasibility and impact of a restricted number of different technical scenarios. The results show that most experts see substantial potential for limiting certain transport problems if there is broad implementation of transport telematics as described in this study. The majority of experts favoured a scenario based on extended public transport information. In that scenario, environmental gains were in practice paid for in terms of less comfortable trips and longer travel times.
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AU : | HOJER (M.) |
AF : | Royal Inst of Technology/Stockholm/Suède (1 aut.) |
DT : | Publication en série; Niveau analytique |
SO : | Transportation Research, Part D: Transport and Environment; ISSN 1361-9209; Royaume-Uni; Da. 1998; Vol. 3; No. 6; Pp. 445-463; Bibl. 17 Refs. |
LA : | Anglais |
EA : | This paper includes a presentation of the results from a scenario study on transport telematics in urban passenger transport. An international Delphi panel of 100 experts from 20 countries replied to questions on the feasibility and impact of a restricted number of different technical scenarios. The results show that most experts see substantial potential for limiting certain transport problems if there is broad implementation of transport telematics as described in this study. The majority of experts favoured a scenario based on extended public transport information. In that scenario, environmental gains were in practice paid for in terms of less comfortable trips and longer travel times. |
CC : | 001D15C; 001D14A06; 001D16E; 295 |
FD : | Application; Aménagement urbain; Transport masse; Impact environnement; Protection environnement; Résolution problème; Transport motorisé; Expérience |
ED : | Urban passenger transport; Transport telematics; Application; Urban planning; Mass transportation; Environmental impact; Environmental protection; Problem solving; Motor transportation; Experiments |
SD : | Aplicación |
LO : | INIST-26446 |
ID : | 99-0323860 |
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