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Genre
Transportation
Topic
Geography
Subjects
Transport
ISBN
9781593850555
Subject Area
Transportation, Science, Political Science
Publication Name
Geography of Urban Transportation, Third Edition
Item Length
10.4 in
Publisher
Guilford Publications
Subject
Earth Sciences / Geography, Public Transportation, Public Policy / City Planning & Urban Development
Publication Year
2004
Type
Textbook
Format
Book, Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1.3 in
Author
Genevieve Giuliano
Item Width
7.4 in
Item Weight
33.7 Oz
Number of Pages
419 Pages

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In this classic text and professional resource, leading geographers and urban planners present the foundational concepts and methodological tools that readers need to understand and engage with today's pressing policy issues. Covered are such key topics as passenger and freight dynamics in the American metropolis; the urban transportation planning process, including the use of GIS; and questions related to public transit, land use, energy, equity, environmental impacts, and more. The book features more than 100 maps, charts, and photographs.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Guilford Publications
ISBN-10
1593850557
ISBN-13
9781593850555
eBay Product ID (ePID)
30857710

Product Key Features

Author
Genevieve Giuliano
Publication Name
Geography of Urban Transportation, Third Edition
Format
Book, Hardcover
Language
English
Subject
Earth Sciences / Geography, Public Transportation, Public Policy / City Planning & Urban Development
Publication Year
2004
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Transportation, Science, Political Science
Number of Pages
419 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
10.4 in
Item Height
1.3 in
Item Width
7.4 in
Item Weight
33.7 Oz

Additional Product Features

Edition Number
3
LCCN
2004-004578
Lc Classification Number
He305.G46 2004
Reviews
A valuable contribution to the understanding of the field of urban transportation....The editors have assembled an impressive array of experts in the fields of urban planning, geography, public policy and transportation studies as contributors to the volume....The spread of topics and issues covered by this book will ensure that it will become a ready reference for practicing professionals as well as a good introductory textbook for upper-class undergraduate and beginning graduate students in a variety of fields concerned with understanding urban transportation., "Highly readable....The book's descriptions of physical phenomena are in the geography tradition, with many informative, up-to-date tables, charts, and graphs....There is no comparable book....Highly recommended."--Choice   "A valuable contribution to the understanding of the field of urban transportation....The editors have assembled an impressive array of experts in the fields of urban planning, geography, public policy and transportation studies as contributors to the volume....The spread of topics and issues covered by this book will ensure that it will become a ready reference for practicing professionals as well as a good introductory textbook for upper-class undergraduate and beginning graduate students in a variety of fields concerned with understanding urban transportation."--Regional Studies, "A classic favorite just got even better. The third edition has been thoroughly updated by an all-star cast of experts, with special attention to changing and emerging issues relating to new technology. The result is comprehensive coverage of the key aspects of modern transportation planning. Authors provide balanced treatments of controversial subjects, and are not afraid to challenge conventional wisdom. This book is an ideal text for introductory upper-division or graduate transportation planning courses taught in geography, urban planning, and civil engineering departments."--Patricia L. Mokhtarian, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California, Davis "Updating a classic text, the third edition of The Geography of Urban Transportation once again captures current trends and issues in a highly dynamic field. A new chapter on information technologies and transportation is especially welcome and timely, as is the revised chapter on geographic information systems for transportation. The Geography of Urban Transportation will continue its prominence as a textbook and reference for the next generation of transportation geographers and planners."--Harvey J. Miller, Department of Geography, University of Utah "Few subjects are as elemental as transportation geography in explaining the way cities look and feel. With this significantly revised third edition, this volume reclaims its position as the standard reference, text, and policy guide. Hanson and Giuliano present updated coverage of most of the key research questions in the field, including travel trends by people, goods, and information; urban form-travel behavior linkages; environmental issues; and technical, political, and financial aspects of the planning process. Somewhat broader in scope and more iconoclastic than earlier editions, the volume repackages the goals and means of transportation practice as a broad class of spatial development planning tasks and tools. In particular, the challenges of understanding and influencing the behaviors of travelers, providers, and regulators (in a constantly evolving spatial world) take center stage."--Randall Crane, UCLA School of Public Policy and Institute of Transportation Studies " The Geography of Urban Transportation, Third Edition covers the waterfront of the contemporary policy themes with which transportation planners and professionals wrestle day in and day out. Written by some of the most perceptive thinkers in the field, this text is highly informative, engaging, and up to date. Whether one is interested in induced travel demand, the impact of hybrid vehicles on highway finance, or transit-oriented development, this volume offers a wealth of empirical insights and critical perspectives. With this third edition, a class reader is no longer needed for an introductory graduate or upper-division undergraduate course in transportation planning. The book's coverage of the literature is so complete that it can easily stand alone as the core text for any course focused on contemporary urban transportation policy issues."--Robert Cervero, Department of City and Regional Planning, University of California, Berkeley, "A classic favorite just got even better. The third edition has been thoroughly updated by an all-star cast of experts, with special attention to changing and emerging issues relating to new technology. The result is comprehensive coverage of the key aspects of modern transportation planning. Authors provide balanced treatments of controversial subjects, and are not afraid to challenge conventional wisdom. This book is an ideal text for introductory upper-division or graduate transportation planning courses taught in geography, urban planning, and civil engineering departments."--Patricia L. Mokhtarian, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California, Davis "Updating a classic text, the third edition of The Geography of Urban Transportation once again captures current trends and issues in a highly dynamic field. A new chapter on information technologies and transportation is especially welcome and timely, as is the revised chapter on geographic information systems for transportation. The Geography of Urban Transportation will continue its prominence as a textbook and reference for the next generation of transportation geographers and planners."--Harvey J. Miller, Department of Geography, University of Utah "Few subjects are as elemental as transportation geography in explaining the way cities look and feel. With this significantly revised third edition, this volume reclaims its position as the standard reference, text, and policy guide. Hanson and Giuliano present updated coverage of most of the key research questions in the field, including travel trends by people, goods, and information; urban form-travel behavior linkages; environmental issues; and technical, political, and financial aspects of the planning process. Somewhat broader in scope and more iconoclastic than earlier editions, the volume repackages the goals and means of transportation practice as a broad class of spatial development planning tasks and tools. In particular, the challenges of understanding and influencing the behaviors of travelers, providers, and regulators (in a constantly evolving spatial world) take center stage."--Randall Crane, UCLA School of Public Policy and Institute of Transportation Studies "The Geography of Urban Transportation, Third Edition covers the waterfront of the contemporary policy themes with which transportation planners and professionals wrestle day in and day out. Written by some of the most perceptive thinkers in the field, this text is highly informative, engaging, and up to date. Whether one is interested in induced travel demand, the impact of hybrid vehicles on highway finance, or transit-oriented development, this volume offers a wealth of empirical insights and critical perspectives. With this third edition, a class reader is no longer needed for an introductory graduate or upper-division undergraduate course in transportation planning. The book's coverage of the literature is so complete that it can easily stand alone as the core text for any course focused on contemporary urban transportation policy issues."--Robert Cervero, Department of City and Regional Planning, University of California, Berkeley, "Highly readable....The book's descriptions of physical phenomena are in the geography tradition, with many informative, up-to-date tables, charts, and graphs....There is no comparable book....Highly recommended."--Choice, "A valuable contribution to the understanding of the field of urban transportation....The editors have assembled an impressive array of experts in the fields of urban planning, geography, public policy and transportation studies as contributors to the volume....The spread of topics and issues covered by this book will ensure that it will become a ready reference for practicing professionals as well as a good introductory textbook for upper-class undergraduate and beginning graduate students in a variety of fields concerned with understanding urban transportation."--Regional Studies
Table of Content
I. Setting the Scene 1. The Context of Urban Travel: Concepts and Recent Trends, Susan Hanson 2. City Interactions: The Dynamics of Passenger and Freight Flows, Thomas R. Leinbach 3. Transportation and Urban Form: Stages in the Spatial Evolution of the American Metropolis, Peter O. Muller 4. Impact of Information Technologies, Donald G. Janelle II. Planning for Movement within Cities 5. The Urban Transportation Planning Process, Robert A. Johnston 6. Reflections on the Planning Process, Martin Wachs 7. GIS in Urban-Regional Transportation Planning, Timothy L. Nyerges III. Policy Issues 8. Public Transportation, John Pucher 9. Land Use Impacts of Transportation Investments Highway and Transit, Genevieve Guiliano 10. Transportation and Energy, David L. Greene 11. The Geography of Urban Transportation Finance, Brian D. Taylor 12. Social and Environmental Justice Issues in Urban Transportation, Devajyoti Deka 13. Transportaton and the Environment, Christine Bae 14. Managing the Auto, Genevieve Giuliano and Susan Hanson
Copyright Date
2004
Target Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Decimal
388.4
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes

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  • It´s good quality, both the book and the content

    It´s the text book for my transportation policy class. Good so far. Various authors contribute different chapters, so you have different points of view about the complex issues regarding transportation, urban planning, land use, etc.

  • Great read for a textbook. Will use often.

    I am currently reading this book for my class, and I think it brings excellent examples of everyday transportation planning to life. I think that if you buy this book, either for class or indivdual study, it will benefit you well.