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Part 1 Theoretical points of departure: transport policies for environmental sustainability theory and method. Part 2 Global environmental aspects: introduction - the objective, sources and disposition of the chapter the present transport sector - global environmental problems and international policy responses global development of car ownership and car use prospects for the future conclusions. Part 3 The changes of Danish, Dutch and Swedish transport policies: Danish transport policy in the period 1987-1997 Dutch transport policy in the period 1987-1997 Swedish transport policy in the period 1987-1997 conclusions. Part 4 Differences between Danish, Dutch and Swedish transport policies: the transition to a more alarming view of the environmental problems of transport the introduction and formulation of environmental sustainability as a political goal the selection of intermediate objectives, policy instruments and concrete measures implementation and evaluation the emergence of ecological modernization capacities in national transport policies - some differences and their explanation. Part 5 The European dimension: towards a harmonization of European transport policies the role of the common transport policy in national policies the common transport policy - role and implementation recent issues concerning transport and the environment a final summing up and some conclusions. Part 6 A critical evaluation of the results: a critical evaluation of present national transport policies explanations of the failures. Part 7 Policy options for the future: the importance of an underestimated policy instrument four possible topics for dialogue and conflict the potential socio- political basis for the suggested policy options concluding remarks. Sources and literature.
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