The End of Traffic and the Future of Access
- ISBN-10
- 1389490483
- ISBN-13
- 9781389490484
- Series
- The End of Traffic and the Future of Access
- Category
- City planning
- Pages
- 254
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2017-10-19
- Authors
- David M. Levinson, Kevin J. Krizek
Description
In most industrialized countries, car travel per person has peaked and the automobile regime is showing considering signs of instability. As cities across the globe venture to find the best ways to allow people to get around amidst technological and other changes, many forces are taking hold -- all of which suggest a new transport landscape. Our roadmap describes why this landscape is taking shape and prescribes policies informed by contextual awareness, clear thinking, and flexibility.
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