Routledge - Transport, Demand Management and Social Inclusion

Social inclusion and exclusion have become vital topics in modern transport discourse. While a formal policy framework for these social aspects has been slow to develop, research in the field is expanding rapidly. This book from the Transport and Society series collects essential research to help readers understand the social dimensions of transport planning and management. A primary focus of this work is ethnicity. This specific area has seen very little discussion in traditional transport literature until now. By bringing ethnic perspectives to the forefront, the book explores the connection between transport systems and social exclusion. It provides a necessary look at how different groups experience mobility and how transport policies impact various communities. This text serves as a valuable resource for those studying the interface between social science and transport policy. It fills a gap in existing literature by addressing how ethnicity influences demand management and social accessibility. Whether you are a researcher, student, or policy professional, this book offers a deeper understanding of how transport affects social equity.