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Home zones in Scotland evaluation report [electronic resource]

By: Contributor(s): Language: English Series: Transport Research SeriesPublication details: [Edinburgh] Scottish Executive Social Research 2007ISBN:
  • 9780755967155
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 711.1 $2 18
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Partial contents:
Executive summary -- Chapter one introduction: background; home zones -- Chapter two main findings: introduction; scheme origins; design; process; effects -- Chapter three conclusions and recommendations: introduction; recommendations -- Chapter four home zone profiles: Ormlie; Thurso; Dundee Royal Infirmary; Caledonian Crescent, Edinburgh; Alexander Terrace, Tillydrone, Aberdeen; Robert Street, Inverclyde; Craighall home zone proposal, Stirling -- Bibliography
Summary: Evaluates the success of Home Zones in Scotland. Home Zones originated in the Netherlands, and are residential areas where pedestrians, cyclists and motorists share the street area. Car numbers in the areas are low, and speeds are also restricted.
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Book Virtual Online ONLINE PUBLICATION (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 147539-2001

Executive summary -- Chapter one introduction: background; home zones -- Chapter two main findings: introduction; scheme origins; design; process; effects -- Chapter three conclusions and recommendations: introduction; recommendations -- Chapter four home zone profiles: Ormlie; Thurso; Dundee Royal Infirmary; Caledonian Crescent, Edinburgh; Alexander Terrace, Tillydrone, Aberdeen; Robert Street, Inverclyde; Craighall home zone proposal, Stirling -- Bibliography

Evaluates the success of Home Zones in Scotland. Home Zones originated in the Netherlands, and are residential areas where pedestrians, cyclists and motorists share the street area. Car numbers in the areas are low, and speeds are also restricted.

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