Transition Towards Sustainable Mobility : the Role of Instruments, Individuals and Institutions (Hardcover)

Contents: Preface; The complex challenge of transitions towards sustainable mobility - an introduction, Harry Geerlings, Yoram Shiftan and Dominic Stead; Part I Concepts and Challenges: Transition management: a new opportunity for introducing more sustainable transport policies?, Harry Geerlings, Jasper Lohuis and Yoram Shiftan; Transition management as a new policy making for sustainable mobility, Flor Avelino, Nanny Bressers and Rene Kemp; Reflection on transition management: mobility policy between integration and differentiation, Bonno Pel; Applying transition management in ongoing programmes and projects in the Netherlands: the case of Transumo and rush hour avoidance, Teije Gorris and Suzanne van den Bosch; Short-term versus long-term dichotomies: applying transition management in the A-15 project, Nanny Bressers, Flor Avelino and Harry Geerlings. Part II Climate Change, Transport Energy Use and Emissions: Characterizing the impacts of uncertainty in the policy process: climate science, policy construction, and local governance decisions, Deb Niemeier, Thomas D. Beamish, Alissa Kendall, Ryken Grattet, Jonathan London, Carolyn de la PeA±a and Julie Sze; Public acceptance of hydrogen technologies in transport: a review and reflection on empirical studies, Nicole Huijts, Eric Molin, Caspar Chorus and Bert van Wee; Transport related CO2 emissions - deconstructing the trends, Yusak Susilo and Dominic Stead; Modelling the potential transport CO2 mitigation impacts of available policy interventions, Robin Hickman, David Banister and Olu Ashiru. Part III The Role of Information in Policy-Making: The role of information contestability in evidence-based policy in planning and transport, Marcus Wigan; Encouraging changes in travel behaviour towards more sustainable mobility patterns: the role of information, AnaA?s Rocci; Land use and transport information that matters, Marco te BrA¶mmelstroet and Luca Bertolini. Part IV Policy Evaluation: Modelling responses to co