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414 Editorial Index to TEC Volume 44 January-December 2003 Bain R Enoch M Rode S Why investors should be cautious of planners Getting the bus to work: why quality bus corridors MoDis — increasing public transport use by young wearing rose tinted spectacles 8.274 work in Dublin 7.252 adults at night 6.222 Bogenberger K, Spangler M and Schulz A Rodrigo F and Valenzuela E A new rerouting contro! system which is based n Enoch M and Warren J A model to predict bus commercial speed 2.67 fuzzy logic 2.44 Necessity nudges Cuba towards a less transport intensive society 8.278 Sanchez de Muniain J M and Beckmannn J Safety experts and the motor car lobby meet head Bossom R and Jesty P Gunay B ITS architectures — their role in planning ITS Methods t antify the discipline of lane-based on in Brussels 7.255 deployments 9.318 driving 1.22 Simmonite B and Chick M Boyce A, Porter S and Kovacevic V The Displaced Right Turn junction — putting theory Post implementation evaluation studies Part1 sn ensenpoape - and Rye T into practice 7.237 3.108 Left turning ur across a bus lane on the major carriagewa) 5.187 Shahin M, Engelman F and Friedrich B Boyce A, Porter S and Kovacevic V Using the motorway hard shoulder in congestion Post implementation evaluation studies Part 11 to allow drivers to exit 7.258 4.146 Hollinshead L and Rostron DS Stoke-on-Trent C. ty Council embrace UTMC with Shahin M and Friedrich B Clarke E inique ‘front-end’ approach 6.202 Sustainable mobility challenges — best practice Quiet lane initiative — taking rural roads on a trip from Germany 11.403 down memory lane 10.354 Hopkin J and Polk A IBEC — International Benefits Evaluation and Costs Clark S and McKimm J group for ITS professionals 8.276 Spence J Using GPS to collect j 2 information MOVA — coming of age? 4.126 Lynam D, Sutch T, Broughton J and Lawson S Clark S and McKimm J The European Road Assessment Programme- Stegmann J Geographic comparisons b en the censuses of It phase 2001& 2002 = 5.168 Flights of fantasy in smart CAPSI capsules 4.142 1991 and 2001 11.395 weeresmaheB Storey B and Holtom R Costello S B t systems and their role in the The use of historic GPS data in transport.and A study of the starting behaviour of ve shicles at f Northern lreland 10.372 traffic monitoring 10.376 signalised intersection 11.409 Meehan D Tenekeci G and Fry G MOVA - we know It's good, but just how good is it? Debell C 8.295 Using micro-simulation modelling to appraise a major transport scheme 9.337 Technologyt ha -made for the Met 3.95 Mitchell G, repnenred A—, T and Milne D Debell C The air quality imt Ns of urban road user Thancanamootoo B and Radia B A unique opportunity to unlock Chinese market 2.57 UTMC — progress report 4.124 Thancanamootoo B and Radia B Debeli C thway telecommunications 1.8 UTMC - looking beyond demonstration 10.372 VAS — effective but r for all speed- related problems 7.234 Mortimer K Tong C O, Hung W T, Lam W, Lo H K, Lo HP, Debell C 1c Wong S C and Yang H S White lines reir absence may be a safety plus 9.316 A new survey methocology for the annual traffic O'Connor G census in Hong Kong 6.214 Debell C and Jeanes P nts in the traffic and travel Is the Commission's latest draft a directive too far? 10.360 Tudge R 9.314 The impact of the Olympics on existing travel in Sydney 1.28 Dumsky G yr (+ Ytarvaeviel pr ~i/ an An intelligent nnels safe 3.98 ent M and Dinopoulou V Tveit O Enoch M UISa£ j f cross-lane loop measurements Common cycle time — a strength or barrier in Pooling together: why the vanpool works in the US 5.178 traffic light signalling 1.192 and the Netherlands 1.12 * Washington O et al Enoch M Getting the bus to work: why quality bus corridors > use for the journey to work Monitoring real-time vehicle performance and work in Dublin 7.252 1d 2001 censuses 8.299 emissions 3.102 Enoch M, Potter S and Titheridge H pation R Yulianto B Improving bus service provision: a review of Speed cameras — public perceptions in the USA Application of fuzzy logic to traffic signal control current UK planning 2.63 3.100 under fixed traffic conditions 9.332 tec DECEMBER 2002 414 Editorial Index to TEC Volume 44 January-December 2003 Bain R Enoch M Rode S Why investors should be cautious of planners Getting the bus to work: why quality bus corridors MoDis — increasing public transport use by young wearing rose tinted spectacles 8.274 work in Dublin 7.252 adults at night 6.222 Bogenberger K, Spangler M and Schulz A Rodrigo F and Valenzuela E A new rerouting contro! system which is based n Enoch M and Warren J A model to predict bus commercial speed 2.67 fuzzy logic 2.44 Necessity nudges Cuba towards a less transport intensive society 8.278 Sanchez de Muniain J M and Beckmannn J Safety experts and the motor car lobby meet head Bossom R and Jesty P Gunay B ITS architectures — their role in planning ITS Methods t antify the discipline of lane-based on in Brussels 7.255 deployments 9.318 driving 1.22 Simmonite B and Chick M Boyce A, Porter S and Kovacevic V The Displaced Right Turn junction — putting theory Post implementation evaluation studies Part1 sn ensenpoape - and Rye T into practice 7.237 3.108 Left turning ur across a bus lane on the major carriagewa) 5.187 Shahin M, Engelman F and Friedrich B Boyce A, Porter S and Kovacevic V Using the motorway hard shoulder in congestion Post implementation evaluation studies Part 11 to allow drivers to exit 7.258 4.146 Hollinshead L and Rostron DS Stoke-on-Trent C. ty Council embrace UTMC with Shahin M and Friedrich B Clarke E inique ‘front-end’ approach 6.202 Sustainable mobility challenges — best practice Quiet lane initiative — taking rural roads on a trip from Germany 11.403 down memory lane 10.354 Hopkin J and Polk A IBEC — International Benefits Evaluation and Costs Clark S and McKimm J group for ITS professionals 8.276 Spence J Using GPS to collect j 2 information MOVA — coming of age? 4.126 Lynam D, Sutch T, Broughton J and Lawson S Clark S and McKimm J The European Road Assessment Programme- Stegmann J Geographic comparisons b en the censuses of It phase 2001& 2002 = 5.168 Flights of fantasy in smart CAPSI capsules 4.142 1991 and 2001 11.395 weeresmaheB Storey B and Holtom R Costello S B t systems and their role in the The use of historic GPS data in transport.and A study of the starting behaviour of ve shicles at f Northern lreland 10.372 traffic monitoring 10.376 signalised intersection 11.409 Meehan D Tenekeci G and Fry G MOVA - we know It's good, but just how good is it? Debell C 8.295 Using micro-simulation modelling to appraise a major transport scheme 9.337 Technologyt ha -made for the Met 3.95 Mitchell G, repnenred A—, T and Milne D Debell C The air quality imt Ns of urban road user Thancanamootoo B and Radia B A unique opportunity to unlock Chinese market 2.57 UTMC — progress report 4.124 Thancanamootoo B and Radia B Debeli C thway telecommunications 1.8 UTMC - looking beyond demonstration 10.372 VAS — effective but r for all speed- related problems 7.234 Mortimer K Tong C O, Hung W T, Lam W, Lo H K, Lo HP, Debell C 1c Wong S C and Yang H S White lines reir absence may be a safety plus 9.316 A new survey methocology for the annual traffic O'Connor G census in Hong Kong 6.214 Debell C and Jeanes P nts in the traffic and travel Is the Commission's latest draft a directive too far? 10.360 Tudge R 9.314 The impact of the Olympics on existing travel in Sydney 1.28 Dumsky G yr (+ Ytarvaeviel pr ~i/ an An intelligent nnels safe 3.98 ent M and Dinopoulou V Tveit O Enoch M UISa£ j f cross-lane loop measurements Common cycle time — a strength or barrier in Pooling together: why the vanpool works in the US 5.178 traffic light signalling 1.192 and the Netherlands 1.12 * Washington O et al Enoch M Getting the bus to work: why quality bus corridors > use for the journey to work Monitoring real-time vehicle performance and work in Dublin 7.252 1d 2001 censuses 8.299 emissions 3.102 Enoch M, Potter S and Titheridge H pation R Yulianto B Improving bus service provision: a review of Speed cameras — public perceptions in the USA Application of fuzzy logic to traffic signal control current UK planning 2.63 3.100 under fixed traffic conditions 9.332 tec DECEMBER 2002