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Visions for a sustainable transport future: a comparative analysis of transport planning approaches in Singapore, Vienna and Brisbane
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  • 1999Conditions of success in sustainable urban transport policyPolicy change in 'relatively successful' European cities85 cited
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  • 2001Back on Track: Rethinking Transport Policy in Australia and New Zealand55 cited
  • 2004Implementing a Suburban Network of Transit-Oriented Development Centers: Policy Implications13 cited

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