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ACCESS AND PRIORITY

KING N, Consultant to Oscar Faber and BODE C, Oscar Faber, UK Making bus priority work

FOX, K, ITS, University of Leeds, HALLWORTH M, Leeds City Council, COLLIER B, Sheffield City Council and JONES S, Independent Consultant, UK Strategic public transport priority using selective vehicle detection - does it work?

CUTHBERT T and SLINN M, MVA, and GEARING J, London Borough of Southwark, UK An innovative access control system for Peckham town centre

CLARK S, ITS, University of Leeds, UK Integrating cycling into intelligent transport systems

BARADEL B and WINDER A, ISIS, France Fitting LRT into the urban environment: the Lyons tramway project

HOTZ P, Metron Verkehrsplanung SA, Switzerland Integration of light rail in the limited space of urban roads - a new approach: good results in Switzerland

KUNKEL F, CERTU, France Ramp metering: applications in France

DEMAND MANAGEMENT AND SAFETY

DUYNSTEE L and BESSELING H, Ministry of Transport (AW), The Netherlands A system for intelligent speed adaptation tested in the Netherlands

BARHAM P, Cranfield University, UK, ANDREONE L, Centre Ricerche Fiat, Italy, ZHANG X H, Vertex and VACHE M, CEDIP, France The "Darwin" driver vision support system: its potential impact on driving behaviour and road safety, in conditions of reduced visibility

LIU R and TATE J, ITS, University of Leeds, UK Microsimulation modelling of intelligent speed adaptation system

MORELLO S, ISIS, France and PERRETT K, Transport Research Laboratory, UK Deployment of intelligent transport systems in the EU: current status and prospects for the future

TARRY S, Oscar Faber, UK and MORIN J-M, ISIS, France Traffic management and driver information on inter-urban networks: OPERA in Scotland

CATLING I, Ian Catling Consultancy, UK Advanced technology for road user charging using vehicle positioning systems

COLLIS H and DICK I, Ove Arup and Partners, UK Costs and benefits of decriminalised parking enforcement

BOE K, Institute of Transport Economics, Norway Traffic logistics: the taming of the traffic monster

NOVELLAS F and THON, CERTU, France Traffic safety by use of GIS: the CONCERTO system in France

KARLAFTIS M and GOLIAS I, National Technical University of Athens, Greece Driver attitude towards safety: a European study of driver behaviour

UMPLEBY G, Siemens Traffic Controls, PRESTON R, Cambridgeshire County Council and BLUNDELL K, ATG Access Ltd., UK An analysis of the needs of a complete access control solution

TAYLOR M and WHEELER A, Transport Research Laboratory, UK Accident reductions resulting from village traffic calming

POSTER SESSION

CLARK S, GOODMAN P and LIU R, ITS, University of Leeds, UK Modelling reality: complex junctions and guided bus

FERNANDEZ R, Universidad de Chile, Chile Modelling of bus-stop operations

TSAVACHIDIS M and KELLER H, Technical University of Munich, SCHONFELD G, BMW Group and REISCHL A, TRANSVEK, Germany Graphical traffic information on dynamic information boards

REIMERS S, Technical University Hamburg-Marburg, Germany A new approach for integration of dynamic signal control and re-routeing

TAXILTARIS C, BASBAS S and PROIOS A, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece Design specifications for an effective short-term urban traffic management scheme

STEINHOFF C, KATES R and KELLER H, Technical University of Munich, Germany Compliance with preventative traffic management strategies

RYENG E O, The Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway Stated preference method - a useful tool in traffic safety research?

MENDOZA A and MAYORAL E F, Mexican Transportation Institute, Mexico Strategic Planning on Mexican federal roads