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Tim J. Ryley2008

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The propensity for motorists to walk for short trips: Evidence from West Edinburgh

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Year2008

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Published2008-02-20

VenueTransportation Research Part A Policy and Practice

ISSN-L0965-8564

Languageen

Citations30

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