• 1. Introduction Part 1 2. The Global Picture 3. Sustainability and Transport Intensity 4. Public Policy and Sustainable Transport 5. Institutional and Organisational Issues Part 2 6. Transport and Urban Form 7. Regulatory and Fiscal Measures 8. Technology and the Ecocar Part 3 9. Learning from Cities with Low Levels of Motorisation 10. Visions for the Future 11. Conclusions References

'The definitive contribution to this centrally important topic, which will remain the standard work for years to come.' -Professor Sir Peter Hall, Institute of Community Studies, University College London'...a thorough, highly informative, up-to-date examination of the problems and alternative solutions to transport's current unsustainability, including proposals for practical strategies to implement the necessary policy measures.' -Professor John Pucher, Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, Rutgers University, New Jersey, USA'...a very important book... This is a balanced exploration of the fundamental issues raised by pursuit of sustainability policy. The book should be read by all those who are concerned about urban issues and especially those who want to take part in an informed discussion of sustainability.' -Professor Patrick Troy, Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies, Australian National University