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Managing Travel Demand: Applying European Perspectives to U.S. Practice

• International Technology Scanning Program
• International Technology Scan Reports
• Abbreviations and Acronyms
• Executive Summary
  • Background
  • Demand Management Strategies Examined
  • Conclusions from European Experience: An Evolution in Thinking
  • Recommendations and Implementation Strategies
• Chapter 1: Introduction and Background
  • Introduction
  • Background and Conceptual Framework
• Chapter 2: Case Studies
  • Rome, Italy
  • Stockholm, Sweden
  • Lund, Sweden
  • Cologne, Germany
  • The Netherlands
  • The United Kingdom
• Chapter 3: Key Findings
• Physical Measures
• Operational Measures
• Financial/Pricing Measures
• Institutional Measures
• Performance Measurement
• Chapter 4: Conclusions and Lessons Learned
  • Conclusions
  • Lessons Learned
• Chapter 5: Summary of Implementation Recommendations
• Appendix A: Scan Team Members
• Appendix B: Key Contacts in Host Countries
• Appendix C: Amplifying Questions
• Appendix D: Glossary

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International Technology Scanning Program May 2006

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