… This study assesses the impact of proximity to light rail transit stations on residential property
values in Buffalo, New York, where light rail has been in service for 20 years, but population …

… The specific rail transport innovation we consider is the set of improvements made to the
London Underground and Docklands Light Railway in South East London at the end of the …

… focus on the actual rail journey. Another option to increase rail use is to make rail services
more … populated areas or urban centres (these two qualities, large population and high level of …

… to economic principles to cope with urban transportation problems, a second edition … areas
as parking policies, reliability of travel times, and the privatization of transportation services…

… Supersonic and short-distance jets, automated highways, and rail transport which moves
at several hundred miles an hour through densely built-up regions, are expected to pass from …

… time-series data from a single metropolitan area. This can be done for any welldefined
quantity, such as total transit ridership, rail transit ridership, or ridership along a particular corridor …

… innovative class of polycentric urban configurations: network cities. … function, strive to
cooperate and achieve significant scope economies aided by fast and reliable corridors of transport …

… in those areas where rail has been removed. In addition to rail-based transit cities, there
are a large number of bus-based transit cities and now large areas of transit urban fabric that …

… of urban highway programs; that the resultant pattern of urban development … rail transit
should be used as a tool in reshaping urban areas toward a more orderly and better form of urban …

… This chapter covers urban mass transit or public transport systems. First, basic characteristics
of transit modes are defined, then their physical components are described. Further, …