Transport and Leisure [electronic resource].
Publishing, OECD.
European Conference of Ministers of Transport StaffCorporate Author
Transport, European Conference of Ministers of.
Paris : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development,
2000.
Leisure-related transport is a poorly known and widely underestimated phenomenon. And yet, it generates more traffic than journey-to-work travel. Indeed, the great number of leisure activities that involve transport range from shopping, visiting family or friends and sporting activities to local and international tourism. This book sets out to describe and analyse leisure-related transport in terms of flow size, points of concentration, modes of transport, temporal trends and structural changes. It then examines the consequences that growth in leisure activities could have for transport policy
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CONTENTS; GERMANY HEINZE, G.W; AUSTRIAKNOFLACHER, H; FRANCEPOTIER, F; NETHERLANDSKALFS, N. and MEURS, H; UNITED KINGDOMGRAHAM, A; SUMMARY OF DISCUSSIONS (Round Table debate on reports); LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
Leisure-related transport is a poorly known and widely underestimated phenomenon. And yet, it generates more traffic than journey-to-work travel. Indeed, the great number of leisure activities that involve transport range from shopping, visiting family or friends and sporting activities to local and international tourism. This book sets out to describe and analyse leisure-related transport in terms of flow size, points of concentration, modes of transport, temporal trends and structural changes. It then examines the consequences that growth in leisure activities could have for transport policy
Recreation areas -- Great Britain.
Transportation -- Europe -- History.
Transportation -- Great Britain.
Transportation.
Urbanization -- Europe -- History.
ECMT Round Tables