Types of solutions improving passenger transport interconnectivity

The objective of the paper is to present different types of solutions which could improve interconnectivity of passenger transport especially within interconnections between long and short transport distance. The topic has particular relevance at the European level because the European transport net...

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Main Authors: Monika BĄK, Przemysław BORKOWSKI, Barbara PAWŁOWSKA
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Silesian University of Technology 2012-01-01
Series:Transport Problems
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Online Access:http://transportproblems.polsl.pl/pl/Archiwum/2012/zeszyt1/2012t7z1_03.pdf
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spelling doaj-fb9abd0399af4e30997a3e60ce6003fe2020-11-24T21:22:17ZengSilesian University of TechnologyTransport Problems1896-05962012-01-01712736Types of solutions improving passenger transport interconnectivityMonika BĄKPrzemysław BORKOWSKIBarbara PAWŁOWSKAThe objective of the paper is to present different types of solutions which could improve interconnectivity of passenger transport especially within interconnections between long and short transport distance. The topic has particular relevance at the European level because the European transport networks’ role as integrated international networks is compromised by poor interconnectivity and because the next generation of European transport policies will have to be sensitive to the differences between short, medium and long-term transport markets and the market advantages of each transport mode. In this context, a realistic assessment of intermodal opportunities is a key ingredient to future policy development.Effective interconnection requires the provision of integrated networks and services which are attractive to potential users and this is likely to require co-operation between a range of authorities and providers in the public and private sectors and may necessitate a wider vision than might otherwise prevail.The paper is based on the results of the project realised by the team of the University of Gdansk in the EU funded 7 Framework Programme - INTERCONNECT (Interconnection between short- and long-distance transport networks) with partners in the UK, Germany, Denmark, Poland, Spain and Italy. Different types of solutions will be summarized in the paper including e.g. local link infrastructure solutions, improved local public transport services, improvements at the interchange, solutions involving improved procedures for check-in or luggage transfer & documentation, pricing and ticketing solutions, solutions involving marketing, information and sales. http://transportproblems.polsl.pl/pl/Archiwum/2012/zeszyt1/2012t7z1_03.pdfinterconnectivitypassenger transport integration
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author Monika BĄK
Przemysław BORKOWSKI
Barbara PAWŁOWSKA
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Przemysław BORKOWSKI
Barbara PAWŁOWSKA
Types of solutions improving passenger transport interconnectivity
Transport Problems
interconnectivity
passenger transport integration
author_facet Monika BĄK
Przemysław BORKOWSKI
Barbara PAWŁOWSKA
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title Types of solutions improving passenger transport interconnectivity
title_short Types of solutions improving passenger transport interconnectivity
title_full Types of solutions improving passenger transport interconnectivity
title_fullStr Types of solutions improving passenger transport interconnectivity
title_full_unstemmed Types of solutions improving passenger transport interconnectivity
title_sort types of solutions improving passenger transport interconnectivity
publisher Silesian University of Technology
series Transport Problems
issn 1896-0596
publishDate 2012-01-01
description The objective of the paper is to present different types of solutions which could improve interconnectivity of passenger transport especially within interconnections between long and short transport distance. The topic has particular relevance at the European level because the European transport networks’ role as integrated international networks is compromised by poor interconnectivity and because the next generation of European transport policies will have to be sensitive to the differences between short, medium and long-term transport markets and the market advantages of each transport mode. In this context, a realistic assessment of intermodal opportunities is a key ingredient to future policy development.Effective interconnection requires the provision of integrated networks and services which are attractive to potential users and this is likely to require co-operation between a range of authorities and providers in the public and private sectors and may necessitate a wider vision than might otherwise prevail.The paper is based on the results of the project realised by the team of the University of Gdansk in the EU funded 7 Framework Programme - INTERCONNECT (Interconnection between short- and long-distance transport networks) with partners in the UK, Germany, Denmark, Poland, Spain and Italy. Different types of solutions will be summarized in the paper including e.g. local link infrastructure solutions, improved local public transport services, improvements at the interchange, solutions involving improved procedures for check-in or luggage transfer & documentation, pricing and ticketing solutions, solutions involving marketing, information and sales.
topic interconnectivity
passenger transport integration
url http://transportproblems.polsl.pl/pl/Archiwum/2012/zeszyt1/2012t7z1_03.pdf
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