Public transport requirements : public transport in general.

Author(s)
Dosek, Z.
Year
Abstract

This paper describes transport policy in the city of Prague, Czech Republic. Car ownership and use has increased in the last ten years alongside a related decrease in public transport use. Transport policy for the city is centred on nine key principles, including: integrating operation and development of transport infrastructure in Prague and the surrounding area; integrating transport system and residential area development; co-operation from all transport modes in design and management of an integrated system; regulating private car use in the city centre to create demand for passenger transport; improving safety, quality and capacity; giving priority to environmentally-friendly systems; providing safe transport for pedestrians and disabled travellers; and providing passenger information. For the covering abstract see ITRD E118917.

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C 26740 (In: C 26714 [electronic version only]) /10 /72 /73 / ITRD E118943
Source

In: Safe and sustainable transport : a matter of quality assurance, OECD, 2003, p. 184-193

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