Implementing Sustainable Urban Travel Policies. National Peer Review: Hungary.
The review was organised upon invitation of the former Ministry of Transport
and Water Management (present Ministry of Economy and Transport) in the context
of the project carried out by the ECMT in association with the OECD entitled
“Implementing Sustainable Urban Travel Policies”. Begun in 1998, the project was
designed to identify why sustainable urban travel policies are proving so difficult for
countries to implement, and, more generally, how countries and cities can bridge
the gap between policy recommendations and their implementation. The project
was composed of three principal parts: a series of workshops on particular themes, a
survey of cities, and a series of in-depth national reviews of urban travel policy.
| Date of Publication | 1 January 2004 |
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| Document |
 04urbhungary.pdf |
| Publication Type | Reports |
| Tags | Automobiles, Buses, Cities, Land Use, Local Government, Peer Review, Physical Planning, Public Transport, Roads, Traffic, Transport, Transport Policy, Travel, Urban Areas, Urban Transport |