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Session Outlines

Opening Plenary: Putting People First    A Delicate Balance: Mobility Rights, Needs, Expectations and Costs    More with Less - Shrinking Budgets and Growing Demand    Meeting Tomorrow's Needs - Transport and Employment    Equitable Access - No Passenger Left Behind    Security - Protecting and Respecting Transport Users    Keeping it Clean - Transport, Health and the Environment    Meeting People's Needs in Policy and Planning    Creating Liveable and Sustainable Societies    Making Transport Safer      Innovators' Platform    Achieving Sustainable Urban Transport: Decision-Makers' Dialogue

Session Summaries

A Delicate Balance: Mobility Rights, Needs, Expectations and Costs  More with Less - Shrinking Budgets and Growing Demand  Meeting Tomorrow's Needs - Transport and Employment  Equitable Access - No Passenger Left Behind  Security - Protecting and Respecting Transport Users  Keeping it Clean - Transport, Health and the Environment

Special Reports

Key Messages from Ministers International Transport Forum Secretariat, May 2011 Ministerial Statement on the Strategic Review of the International Transport Forum International Transport Forum Secretariat, May 2011 Transport for Society. 2011 Annual Summit: Background Paper International Transport Forum Secretariat, May 2011 Meeting the Needs of 9 Billion People Transport Outlook 2011

Discussion Papers

Public Acceptability of Sustainable Transport Measures: A Review of the Literature Alison PRIDMORE & Apollonia MIOLA, European Commission – Joint Research Centre, Institute for Environment and Sustainability Discussion Paper No 2011-20, May 2011 Equitable Access: Remote and Rural Communities 'Transport Needs' Peter WHITE, University of Westminster, London, UK Discussion Paper No 2011-19, May 2011 Key Mobility Challenges in Indian Cities Geetam TIWARI, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India Discussion Paper No 2011-18, May 2011 State Roles in Providing Affordable Mass Transport Services for Low-Income Residents Robert CERVERO, University of California Berkeley, USA Discussion Paper No 2011-17, May 2011 What Does Improved Fuel Economy Cost Consumers and What Does it Cost Taxpayers? Some illustrations Kurt VAN DENDER and Philippe CRIST, International Transport Forum Discussion Paper No 2011-16, April 2011 Implementing Sustainable Urban Travel Policies in Mexico Víctor ISLAS RIVERA et al. Instituto Mexicano del Transporte, Sanfandila, Queretaro, Mexico Discussion Paper No 2011-14, April 2011 Air Transport Services in Remote Regions Svein Braathen, Molde University College, Norway Discussion Paper No 2011-13, April 2011 Implementing Sustainable Urban Travel Policies in China Prof. Pan Haixiao, Tongji University, Shanghai, China Discussion Paper No 2011-12, May 2011 Gender and Transport Chantal DUCHENE, ChD Mobilité Transport, France Discussion Paper No 2011-11, April 2011 Meeting Society’s Transport Needs under Tight Budgets International Transport Forum Discussion Paper No 2011-10, April 2011 Economic Perspectives on Transport And Equality David LEWIS, HDR Corporation Discussion Paper No 2011-9, April 2011 A Delicate Balance: Mobility and Access Needs, Expectations and Costs David METZ, Centre for Transport Studies, University College London, UK. Discussion Paper No 2011-07, April 2011 Perspectives from Mexico to Achieve More with Less: Alternative Transport Modes and their Social and Environmental Benefits Adriana LOBO, CTS Mexico Discussion Paper No 2011-06, April 2011 Mobility: Rights, Obligations and Equity in an Ageing Society Ann FRYE, Ann Frye Ltd., UK Discussion Paper No 2011-05, April 2011 Cart or Horse: Transport and Economic Growth Tim LEUNIG, London School of Economics, UK Discussion Paper No 2011-04, April 2011 Better Economic Regulation: The Role of the Regulator Round Table 2-3 December 2010, Paris. Summary of Discussions Discussion Paper No 2011-03, April 2011 Green Growth and Transport Stephen PERKINS Discussion Paper No 2011-02, March 2011 Improving the Practice of Cost Benefit Analysis in Transport Round Table 21-22 October 2010, Queretaro, Mexico. Summary and Conclusions. Discussion Paper No 2011-01, November 2010

Statistics

Key Transport Statistics. 2010 Data International Transport Forum, May 2011 Travel / Mobility Surveys: Some Key Findings Michel VIOLLAND, Administrator, Joint Transport Research Centre of the OECD and the International Transport Forum Statistical Paper 2011-2, Mars 2011 Ten Stylised Facts about Household Spending on Transport Jari KAUPPILA, Administrator, Joint Transport Research Centre of the OECD and the International Transport Forum Statistical Paper 2011-1, March 2011

Related Information

Cycling Safety International Transport Forum-OECD/KOTI Seminar, Seoul, Korea, 7 April 2011 Meeting Society’s Transport Needs under Tight Budgets International Transport Forum-OECD Round Table, Mexico City, 8 March 2011 Road Safety: Transferability of Crash Modification Factors International Workshop, Washington D.C., 23 January 2011 The Livable City Swedish Transport Administration, 2011 Green Growth in Transportation OECD ITF-KOTI Seminar, Paris, France, 25 November 2010

Publications

Car Fleet Renewal Schemes: Environmental and Safety Impacts International Transport Forum-OECD-FIA Foundation-IEA-UNEP-GFEI Improving the Practice of Transport Project Appraisal International Transport Forum/OECD Roundtable 149, April 2011   --  Summary Document Drugs and Driving: Detection and Deterrence International Transport Forum/OECD, November 2010   --  Summary Document     Safety and Regulatory Reform of Railways Transport Research Centre, October 2010 Towards Zero: Ambitious Road Safety Targets and the Safe System Approach International Transport Forum/OECD, October 2008, 242 pages      --  Summary Document: