Human Transit : How Clearer Thinking about Public Transit Can Enrich Our Communities and Our Lives.
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Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Washington : San Francsico :
Island Press, INscribe Digital [distributor]
Dec. 2011 ;
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- ""HUMAN TRANSIT""; ""CONTENTS""; ""ACKNOWLEDGMENTS""; ""INTRODUCTION""; ""WHO IS THE PUBLIC? WHO IS AN EXPERT?""; ""LISTEN TO YOUR PLUMBER: VALUES VERSUS EXPERTISE""; ""TECHNOLOGY: TOOL OR GOAL?""; ""TRANSIT AND URBAN FORM""; ""WHO AM I? WHO ARE YOU?""; ""WHERE ARE YOU?""; ""WHO ARE “WE�? WHO DECIDES?""; ""RESPECT FOR TRANSIT""; ""Chapter 1: WHAT TRANSIT IS AND DOES""; ""TRANSIT�S ROLE IN A COLLABORATION OF MODES""; ""FIXED OR FLEXIBLE?""; ""PERSONAL MOBILITY: THE FREEDOM TO MOVE""; ""Chapter 2: WHAT MAKES TRANSIT USEFUL?SEVEN DEMANDS AND HOWTRANSIT SERVES THEM""; ""OUR SEVEN DEMANDS""
- ""Side Issues and Side Effects""""THE ELEMENTS OF USEFUL SERVICE""; ""Demand 1: “It Takes Me Where I Want to Go�""; ""Demand 2: “It Takes Me When I Want To Go�""; ""Demand 3: “It Is a Good Use of My Time�""; ""Demand 4: “It Is a Good Use of My Money�""; ""Demand 5: “It Respects Me�""; ""Demand 6: “I Can Trust It�""; ""Demand 7: “It Gives Me Freedom (to Change My Plans)�""; ""THE SEVEN PHASES OF A TRIP""; ""How Much Does Each Phase Matter?""; ""Chapter 3: FIVE PATHS TO CONFUSION""; ""MAP-READING ERRORS""; ""MOTORIST�S ERRORS""; ""BOX ERRORS AND FALSE DICHOTOMIES""
- POLARIZATION ERRORSUNFORTUNATE CONNOTATIONS
- Chapter 4: LINES, LOOPS, AND LONGING
- THE DIRECTNESS IMPERATIVE
- THE LINE AND THE CITY
- BARRIERS AND CHOKEPOINTS
- BASIC ROUTE SHAPES: I, U, S, AND O
- U-shapes and the To/Via Problem
- LOOPS AND LONGING
- The Perils of One-Way Service
- Breaking Out of Loops
- LIFE AFTER LOOPS
- Chapter 5: TOUCHING THE CITY:STOPS AND STATIONS
- COVERAGE OF A STOP
- EXPRESS, RAPID, OR LOCAL?
- THE RAPID REVOLUTION
- LINE SPACING IS STOP SPACING
- Chapter 6: PEAK OR ALL DAY?
- ""PEAKING: HOW AND WHY IT HAPPENS""""TWO WAYS TO THINK ABOUT PEAKS""; ""THE COSTS OF PEAK-ONLY SERVICE""; ""Labor Costs""; ""Fleet Costs""; ""THE PLUMBER�S QUESTION: PEAK OR ALL DAY?PEAK COMMUTERS OR EVERYONE?""; ""Chapter 7: FREQUENCY IS FREEDOM""; ""DANGERS ON THE MAP""; ""FREQUENT NETWORK BRANDING: SELLING WHAT MATTERS""; ""WHAT RIVERS TEACH: BRANCHING AND DISSIPATION""; ""Chapter 8: THE OBSTACLE COURSE:SPEED, DELAY, AND RELIABILITY""; ""THE REAL PROBLEM: DELAY""; ""THREE SOURCES OF ROUTINE DELAY AND THREE KINDSOF RUNNING WAY""; ""THE SEVEN DEADLY DELAYS""; ""THE CASE FOR TRANSIT LANES""
- ""THE “EMPTY� TRANSIT LANE PROBLEM""""chapter 9: DENSITY DISTRACTIONS""; ""DENSITY AND EMOTION""; ""DENSITY�S MEASUREMENT PROBLEM""; ""DENSITY BY AREA OR BY POPULATION?""; ""IS LOW DENSITY A PROBLEM FOR TRANSIT? IT DEPENDS""; ""Chapter 10: RIDERSHIP OR COVERAGE?THE CHALLENGE OF SERVICEALLOCATION""; ""DENSEVILLE AND SPARSEVILLE: UNAVOIDABLE CHOICES""; ""DENSEVILLE�S INTENSIFICATION EFFECTS""; ""WHAT ABOUT JOB DENSITY?""; ""FROM GEOMETRY TO POLICY""; ""The Coverage Goal""; ""The Equity Goal: A Compromise?""; ""The Ridership Goal""; ""FROM POLICY TO NETWORK""