Social aspects of transport: how to use social research in transport policy making. Proceedings of a Conference held at West Dean, Chichester, 14-17 September 1980

The following papers were presented at the conference: Social science methods in forecasting (Heidemann,C):Transport in society (Pahl,R and Vickerman,RW):Learning from institutions to improve transport planning (Gakenheimer,R): Social structure, employment and everyday mobility (Haumont,A): Transport sociology (de Boer,E): Social research in transport - the French experience as seen from the UK (Benwell,M): The contribution of social sciences to transport research in Germany (Paradeise,C and Offner,JM): Contribution of the social sciences to transport research in Britain (Agnew,M): Social problems and transport solutions (Garden,J): Travel behaviour in a societal framework (Lenntorp,B): Transport problems and social structure (Town,SR): Mobility and social groups (Matalon,B): Cooperation with citizens in operation planning and trial operation of new transportation systems (Krampe,G): Development of monitoring methods in some French cities (Offner,JM,Bieber,A and Tarrius,A): Methodology to take account of social change in forecasting (Hollings,D): Cooperation between empirical research on transport behaviour and transport policy making (Broeg,W): Passenger transport in rural areas. On some beliefs,findings and fears in West Germany (Heinze,GW). For an abstract of the paper by Town,SW, see IRRD Abstract No 261042.