"This book explores the underlying causes of traffic flow problems: transport and urban structures are optimized not as a system for the benefits of the society in a sustainable way but optimized for individual optimization for car users. This book delves into the need for creating sustainable environments, while designing transport structures, and considers system behavior"--.

• Cover
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Book Series
• Editorial Advisory Board
• Table of Contents
• Detailed Table of Contents
• Foreword
• Preface
• Chapter 1: The Role of Engineers and Their Tools in the Transport Sector after Paradigm Change
• Chapter 2: Evaluation of Walkability and Pedestrian Level of Service
• Chapter 3: Cycling Related Mental Barriers in Decision Makers
• Chapter 4: Comparative Analysis of Public Transport Users' Perception Targeting Sustainable Transportation
• Chapter 5: An Assessment Relationship between Social Exclusion and Transportation
• Chapter 6: Equidistance
• Chapter 7: Effects on Car Ownership Rates Resulting from Increased Parking Lots in Residential Areas
• Chapter 8: From Regional Austrian Parking Ordinances to Sound Guidelines
• Chapter 9: Sustainable Parking Planning for Smart Growth of Metropolitan Cities
• Chapter 10: Evaluating Alternatives of Transport Network Design of a Metropolitan City Using Hierarchical Cluster Analysis
• Chapter 11: A Comparison of Transport Modes in Terms of Energy Consumption
• Chapter 12: Effect of a Motorway on Development of Accidents in a Big City
• Chapter 13: Multi-Modal Assessment of Highway Performance
• Chapter 14: A Specific Issue on Sustainability of Transportation Planning in an Urban Region
• Chapter 15: Logistics for City and Regional Planning
• Compilation of References
• About the Contributors
• Index