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Korea’s Leap Forward in Green Transport

Megacities in developing countries suffer from serious traffic congestion, high levels of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and heavy air pollution. These urban areas face a stark dilemma: economic expansion attracts more people and vehicles; but the...

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Main Authors: Lee, Changgi, Sung, Nak Moon, Choi, Sang Dae, Yi, Eun Joo Allison, Lee, Sangjoo
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank Group, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:
URBAN TRANSPORT
BUSES
BUS ROUTES
BUS
TRAFFIC JAMS
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
AUTOMOBILE
TRANSPORT SECTOR
FARE SYSTEM
PUBLIC TRANSIT
CONGESTION
TRAFFIC CONGESTION
TRANSPORTATION
BUS SERVICE
TRANSIT
POLICIES
CAR DRIVERS
PASSENGERS
BUS SYSTEM
SUBWAY
CARS
CONGESTION COSTS
TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION
GPS
VEHICLES
RAPID TRANSIT
BUS RIDERSHIP
TRANSPORT MODE
FARES
TREND
EMISSIONS
PUBLIC TRANSIT RIDERSHIP
MASS TRANSIT
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
MASS TRANSIT SYSTEM
PASSENGER-TRIP
BUS STATIONS
NEIGHBORHOODS
TRAFFIC
INJURIES
MULTIMODAL TRANSPORT
ROUTES
ROAD DENSITY
AIR
GREENHOUSE GAS
TRAVELERS
ROADS
DRIVERS
CAR
ROADWAYS
METRO LINES
FREE TRANSFER
PUBLIC TRANSPORT SYSTEM
ROAD
COSTS
AIR POLLUTION
TRANSIT RIDERSHIP
ROAD SECTOR
ACCIDENTS
PASSENGER TRIPS
RIDERSHIP
TRANSPORT
RAIL
TRIP
FREE TRANSFERS
LANES
TRANSPORT SYSTEM
TRIPS
PASSENGER ACCESS
SPEED
POLLUTION
BUS PASSENGERS
PASSENGER
AUTOMOBILE USE
TRANSPORT POLICIES
ROUTE
METRO NETWORK
TRANSPORT POLICY
TRANSPORT OPERATIONS
METRO RIDERSHIP
TRANSIT SYSTEM
BUS COMPANIES
FEEDER ROUTES
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24441446/korea’s-leap-forward-green-transport
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22299

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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24441446/korea’s-leap-forward-green-transport
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22299

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