Policies designed to halt activity dispersal, reduce car dependence, and meet sustainability targets
Simon Edwards, Transport Operations Research Group, University of Newcastle Upon Tyne
Mike Bell, Transport Operations Research Group, University of Newcastle Upon Tyne

Influencing Travel Decisions using In-car Feedback
Ian T. Byrne, WS Atkins plc.
Margaret M. O'Mahony, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
Brian M. Broderick, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

Rural Transport Policy and Equity
Brenda Boardman, Environmental Change Unit

Mobility Management - A New Approach to Transport Planning
Ruth Bradshaw, Transport Studies Group, University of Westminister

How can Liberalisation of Transport Contribute to Sustainability
Adriaan Perrels, TNO Inro

Evaluating an Urban Clear Zone: Case Study Bristol
Jo Baker, Transport & Travel Research (TTR)

The relevance of indirect environmental impacts from transport for energy policies
Sandra Bos, Netherlands Energy Research Foundation ECN

Energy Efficiency of Passenger Cars: Labelling and its Impact on Fuel Efficiency and CO2-Reduction
Wilfried Raimund, Energieverwertungsagentur, Austrian Energy Agency

Mobility in the Climate Protection Programme Vienna - Trying to bring about social change through broad participation
Stephan Fickl, Energieverwertungsagentur, Austrian Energy Agency

Transportation in Transition Economies: a Key to Carbon Management
Meredydd Evans, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

More Motion, More Speed, More Emissions: Will Increases in Carbon Emissions from Transport in IEA Countries Turn Around?
Lee Schipper, International Energy Agency
Céline Lilliu, International Energy Agency
Michael Landwehr, International Energy Agency

Panels of the eceee 1999 Summer Study

Panel 1: Policy (incentives, normative measures, policy mixes to achive CO_2 reduction)

Panel 2: Technologies and Products (innovation, marketing, market transformation)

Panel 4: Environmental Perspective (externalities and life cycle approaches, local and global impacts and incentatives)

Panel 3: Dynamics of Consumption (social and cultural perspectives, actors and their interactions)

Panel 5: Land use,Transportation and infrastructure (urban and regional planning, approaches to change in well entrenched systems)