Population Loss: The Role of Transportation and Other Issues
Demographic Change and Transportation in the 21st Century
Academic Press
Published on 31. October 2018
215 pages
978-0-12-815455-7 (ISBN)
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At heart, transportation policy and research are about people: connecting individuals and the places they live, ensuring sufficient and equitable access, and facilitating movement. Whether at the regional, city, or neighborhood scale, the loss of population presents unique challenges where transport is concerned. It is not only about preservation of existing access, but possibly even a question of increased need for connectivity and mobility. Demographic changes that accompany depopulation--aging for example-- also impact existing systems, preferences, and needs.
- High quality and focused contributions on a complex and urgent topic
- A clear focus on qualitative analyses and mixed method approaches
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Rachel S. Franklin | Eveline S. van Leeuwen | Antonio Paez
Population Loss: The Role of Transportation and Other Issues: Volume 2
Demographic Change and Transportation in the 21st Century
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1. Transportation Where People Leave: An IntroductionRachel S. Franklin, Eveline S. van Leeuwen and Antonio Paez2. Air Transport Accessibility Changes in Depopulating European StatesAisling Reynolds-Feighan3. The Potential of a Mobility-as-a-Service Platform in a Depopulating Area in the Netherlands: An Exploration of Small and Big DataKarst T. Geurs, Konstantinos Gkiotsalitis, Tiago Fioreze, Gideon Visser and Mettina Veenstra4. Evaluating Relative Accessibility to Retail in Depopulated Areas: Case Study of the Maestrazgo Region in SpainJulio A. Soria-Lara, Aldo Arranz-López and Ricardo Badía-Lázaro5. Older Drivers in Rural Areas: Implications for Health, Social Inclusion and CaregivingK. Bruce Newbold, Anastassios Dardas and Allison Williams6. Adapting Transport Related Innovations to Rural Needs: Smart Mobility and the Example of the Heinsberg Region, GermanySophia Gross-Fengels and Martina Fromhold-Eisebith7. Change Versus Decline: The Suburbanization of Jobs in U.S. Shrinking CitiesJoanna Ganning8. Commuting Behavior and Local Population Loss: Means of Transportation to Work as an Indicator of Urban DeclineChristopher Graziul, Eric Seymour and Daniel Schleith
