Viewpoint: Issue 497 26 Jun 2008
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Buses / Coaches / FTR, Cycling, Integrated transport, Parking, Railways, All of UK
Does a 30% forecast increase in rail travel equal a 30% increase in parking demand at stations?
?The issue of parking at stations should not be considered in isolation from wider questions about access.?By Jon Foley, Steer Davies Gleave
Do the principles of travel planning that have long since been applied at schools and workplaces have a role to play in managing the demand for travel to railway stations? A national programme of pilot station travel plans soon to be announced by the DfT and the Association of Train Operating Companies will, it is expected, help determine this.
It is known that people's inability to access the rail network is a significant barrier to growth in the number of rail passengers but who is...
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