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Transport

Conference paper

Geographies of household travel in Sydney


Studies of urban travel – where people travel to, how they get there, for what purpose and for how long – have become increasingly sophisticated in their recognition of the complexity of urban travel.
Working paper

Before and after opening of the M4 Motorway from Mays Hill to Prospect: Sydney case studies in induced traffic growth


This paper examines before and after conditions surrounding the opening of the Mays Hill to Prospect section of the M4 Motorway in Sydney's west. The aim of the examination has been to identify any possible traces of induced traffic growth, or increases in travel generated as a direct response to the increase in road capacity...
Website

Issues: traffic congestion


This website provided links to short briefings on traffic congestion.
Report

Commonwealth city commuting: the federal role in urban transport planning post-Waterfall


Growing urban traffic congestion and public transport concerns have become major issues to city constituents and affect national efficiency. This Current Issues Brief examines these issues and looks at local and international calls for greater Federal Government involvement in urban transport issues.
Working paper

Do public choice and public transport mix? An Australian-Canadian comparison


This paper explores the causes of, and evaluates possible remedies for, the decline of public transport in Melbourne. The exploration is carried out through a comparison of public transport policy in Melbourne, where with Toronto.