When the decision was made to build that complex on West Street, at the land’s end of the southwestern downtown, ideas were immediately brought forward …

This article attempts to analyse the origin and destination data provided by the 1981 and 1989 British Rail surveys about commuting. The data set comprises …

In the early 1980’s, there was a steady decline in the demand for public transport in London. This fact was partially a result of the …

The journey to work involves three basic decisions : where to work, where to live, and how to get there. As concerns location decisions, the …

  The trend in London’s population decentralization has been observed ever since 1911. It is likely that urban plans have just contributed to the acceleration …

The English aristocracy have long been a part of the country’s very DNA, and now form something unique to London. They’re half ruling classes, half …

  Population and jobs are factors which play important roles in the analysis of the patterns of commuting. With the influence of many other elements, …

  During the last decade, the public transport scenario of London has changed. Policies implemented by operators of public transport have greatly influenced the process, …

Kent is the second largest non-metropolitan county of England, with a population of about 1.5 million. The North area from the Medway towns through to …

A vast number of studies have been carried out concerning rail commuting into Central London. One of the earliest analyse involving this particular segment of …