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The Business Case for Active Transportation
The Business case for Active Transportation The Economic Benefits of Walking and Cycling Richard Campbell, Margaret Wittgens Better Environmentally Sound Transportation March 2004. For information please contact: Go for Green Unit 16 5480 Canotek Road Gloucester, Ontario K1J 9H6 Canada Toll Free: 1-888-822-2848. Phone: 613-748-1800. Fax: 613-748-0357. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Table of Contents _____ 1. List of Tables _____ 3. Executive Summary _____ 4. 1. Introduction _____ 5. 2. Current State _____ 6. Walking _____ 6. Cycling_____ 6. Trip Distance and Time _____ 6. 3. Potential _____ 8. Climate _____ 8. Active Transportation Use in Various Cities _____ 8. Active Transportation Use by Country _____ 9. Barriers _____ 10. Demand_____ 10. Increases Following Infrastructure Improvements _____ 11. 4. Economic Benefits_____ 12. Transportation Benefits _____ 12. Congestion Reduction_____ 12. Roadway Cost Savings _____ 13. Road Safety Savings _____ 15. User Savings _____ 16. Parking Cost Reduction _____ 17.
The Business Case for Active Transportation The Economic Benefits of Walking and Cycling Richard Campbell, Margaret Wittgens Better Environmentally Sound Transportation
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