Running on emptyTransport, social exclusion and environmental justice.

Abstract

Introduction Karen Lucas Part One: Setting the context: Locating transport as a social policy problem ~ Karen Lucas Examining the empirical evidence of transport inequality in the US and UK ~ Kelly Clifton and Karen Lucas Part Two: The UK perspective: Transport and social exclusion: the UK perspective ~ Karen Lucas Ensuring access and participation in the Liverpool region ~ Murray Grant Halton Neighbourhood Travel Team ~ Julian Westwood BraunstoneBus: a link with the future ~ Mike Preston A road less travelled: case studies from community transport ~ Martin Jones Conclusions from the UK experience ~ Karen Lucas Part Three: The US perspective: Transportation and environmental justice ~ Lori G. Kennedy Job isolation in the US: narrowing the gap through job access and reverse-commute programs ~ Robert Cervero Community impact assessment for US17 ~ Anne Morris Crossroad blues: the MTA Consent Decree and just transportation ~ Robert Garcia and Thomas A. Rubin Women's issues in transportation ~ Stephanie Ortoleva and Marc Brenman Conclusions from the US experience ~ Karen Lucas Part Four: Transferring the lessons: Towards a 'social welfare' approach to transport ~ Karen Lucas.

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