Town traffic : taming the torment. Paper to the Royal Town Planning Institute RTPI Conference on opportunities for planning, Leicester, June 1987.

Author(s)
Bayliss, D.
Year
Abstract

In this report, the contribution of transport systems management (TSM) is reviewed as a means of control traffic congestion in major British towns and cities. Five key features for a succesful TSM are identified: (1) good quality public transport; (2) an inner urban ring road; (3) strict central area parking controls; (4) traffic management favouring public transport; and (5) environmental improvement schemes. The current development of road transport informatics (RTI) is also identified as a means of regulating road vehicle use.

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C 2297 [electronic version only] /72 /71 / IRRD 828355
Source

London, Royal Town Planning Institute RTPI, 1987, 19 p., 27 ref.

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