(The Third Comprehensive Transport Study : Final Report Published in 1999)

CONTENTS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1.  INTRODUCTION
2.  BACKGROUND TO CTS-3
  Developments since CTS-2
  Existing Situation
  Assumptions and Forecasts
   
  Do Nothing Scenario
3.  GUIDING PRINCIPLES
  Mobility and Sustainable Development
  Need for an Integrated Approach
  Consultation
  New Initiatives Supported by the Public
4.  ACCORDING PRIORITY TO RAILWAYS
  Introduction
  Additional Needs
5.  CO-ORDINATION OF DIFFERENT TRANSPORT MODES
  Provision of Public Transport Services
  Modal Hierarchy
  Role of Each Mode
  Co-ordination of Different Transport Modes
6.  TIMELY PROVISION OF TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE
  Review System
  Allowing Room for Expansion
  Comparison between Railway and Road Infrastructure
  Development of Road Infrastructure
  Cross Boundary Implications
  Funding Consideration
7.  NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
  Balance Between Meeting and Managing Demands
  Private Vehicle Restraint
  Tolling Strategy
  Commercial Vehicle Transport
  Cost-effective New Technologies
8.  ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT MEASURES
  Current Status of the Environment
  Environmental Conditions in 2016
  Measures for Further Consideration
9.  LOOKING AHEAD
  Changing Circumstances
  Summary of Recommendations
  Actions Required
Annex : Consultation in June 1998 - Summary of Feedback from Consultees and Responses of CTS-3

 

 

 

 

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