TEST - a tool for evaluating strategically integrated public transport

Christian Brand; John Preston

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The Tools for Evaluating Strategically Integrated Public Transport (TEST) project has developed an innovative software tool to assess the most appropriate public transport technology for particular urban and inter-urban corridors. The working objectives of this research were:

- to assess the economic, environmental and social impacts of different types of public transport technologies, including guided buses and other hybrid systems, both within urban areas and on inter-urban corri...

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Brand, C., & Preston, J. (2006). TEST - a tool for evaluating strategically integrated public transport.

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Brand, Christian, and John Preston. TEST - a Tool for Evaluating Strategically Integrated Public Transport. Association for European Transport, 2006.

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Brand, Christian, and John Preston. 2006. “TEST - a Tool for Evaluating Strategically Integrated Public Transport.” In . Association for European Transport.
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University of Oxford

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Social Sciences Division - Centre for the Environment - Transport Studies Unit

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Publisher:: Association for European Transport Publisher's website
Publication date:: 2006-01-01
URN:: uuid:c60a6646-713a-4b46-9c4a-1e99e12938a9
Local pid:: tsu:10275

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