This Round Table takes a look at the existing transport scene and the cost of potential change as well as at choices and options for transportation planning before making a series of recommendations.
Influence of the Existing Transport Infrastructure on the Choice of Techniques to Provide Modern Urban and Suburban Transport Lines
Report of the Seventeenth Round Table on Transport Economics Held in Paris on 1-3 March 1972
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