Transport
The consortia working within the Transport cluster are as follows:
AUNT SUE >SUE1
Accessibility and User Needs in Transport
London
Metropolitan University,
Loughborough University
and University College
London.
The aim of this project is to
develop and test sustainable policies and practice that will deliver effective
socially inclusive design and operation in transport and the associated public
realm from macro down to micro level
Key words: Transport, Urban
Design and Social Inclusion.
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DISTILLATE >SUE1
Design and Implementation Support Tools for Integrated Local Land Use, Transport and the Environment
University
of Leeds, University of the West of
England, Stockholm Environment Institute at York,
University College
London, TRL
This research aims to develop
ways of overcoming the barriers to effective development and delivery of
sustainable transport and land use strategies. Given the current context and
future challenges, DISTILLATE wants to contribute to improvements over 20
years, while being relevant to today's needs.
Key words: Urban transport, Land
use policy
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FUTURES >SUE1
Future Urban Technologies: Undertaking Research to Enhance Sustainability
University
of Southampton, University
of Leeds, University of the West of England
The FUTURES programme is
concerned with research into the role of new technologies in progressing towards
more sustainable urban mobility. The research programme focuses on people, systems and vehicles
as key elements which, in combination, result in the levels and patterns of
urban mobility and the associated economic, social and environmental impacts.
Key words: Transport
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SOLUTIONS >SUE1
Sustainability of Land Use and Transport in Outer Neighbourhoods
University
of Cambridge, University of the West
of England, University of Leeds,
University College
London, Newcastle University
This four and half year project
(April 2004 to Sep 2008) investigates how towns and cities can be planned so
that they are socially inclusive, environmentally sustainable and economically
efficient.
Key words: Land use, Transport
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