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No Way to Go: Transport and Social Disadvantage in Australian Communities

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Foreword


 
 Foreword
Lynne Kosky

About pagination


 
 A note about pagination and chapter identification

Section 1 - Introduction


 
 Introduction
Janet Stanley, John Stanley, Graham Currie

 
Transport: A new frontier for social policy?
An historical reflection
Paul Smyth

Section 2 - International perspectives


 
Lessons for Australia from the US
An American looks at transportation and social exclusion
Sandra Rosenbloom

 
Transport disadvantage and social exclusion in the UK
Julian Hine

Section 3 - Australians without transport


 
Social exclusion
Informed reality thinking on accessibility and mobility in an ageing population
David A. Hensher

 
Ageing without driving
Keeping older people connected
Colette Browning, Jane Sims

 
Australians with disabilities
Transport disadvantage and disability
Graham Currie, Jon Allen

 
Young Australians: No way to go
Graham Currie

 
Indigenous communities
Transport disadvantage and Aboriginal communities
Graham Currie, Zed Senbergs

 
Marginalised groups in Western Sydney
The experience of sole parents and unemployed young people
Anne Hurni

 
Transport disadvantage and Australian urban planning in historical perspective
The role of urban form and structure in shaping household accessibility
Jago Dodson

Section 4 - Lessons for policy development


 
Transport and social disadvantage in Victoria
A government perspective
Jim Betts

 
Social policy and public transport
Janet Stanley, John Stanley

 
Public transport and social exclusion: An operator’s perspective
John Stanley, Janet Stanley

 
Local and community transport
A mobility management approach
David Denmark

Section 5 - Conclusion


 
The way to go?
John Stanley, Graham Currie, Janet Stanley