Can Rail Save the City?: The Impacts of Rail Rapid Transit and Pedestrianisation on British and German Cities

Peter V. Hall · C Hass-Klau

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Contents: Chapter 1-Introduction; Chapter 2-Public Transportation Planning Policies; Chapter 3-The Thirteen Cities: A Comparative Overview; Chapter 4-The Thirteen Cities: Public Transport Systems; Chapter 5-Pedestrianisation in British and German Cities; Chapter 6-Impacts: Pedestrianisation; Chapter 7-Impacts: Rail Rapid Transit; and Chapter 8-Summing Up. Appendix A-Glossary of Technical Terms; Appendix B-Thirteen Case Study Cities: Basic Data; References; and Index.

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