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Impacts from Transportation Measures in National Appraisal Guidelines: Coverage and Practices

  • Rasmus Bøgh Holmen
  • , Benjamin Biesinger
  • , Ivo Hindriks
  • TØI - Institute of Transport Economics

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Abstract

Transportation appraisal has a potential important role in prioritization of transportation investment projects and other transportation measures. Appraisal practices vary much over countries and time, but these differences are not fully known. More knowledge on the variation in practices may contribute to smoother knowledge exchange between countries and more informed choices in the further development of each national practice. In this paper, we present both an updated mapping and a meta-analysis of impact coverage in national appraisal guidelines for transportation measures and spatial measures more generally. Our updated mapping of impact coverage covers 18 national and regional guideline sets and 44 sorts of impact. It shows rather similar overall impact coverage in the reviewed guidelines for economic, social and environmental impacts. The most advanced appraisal practices are found in Northern and Western Europe and Oceania.
Original languageEnglish
Article number10.5604/01.3001.0015.9928
Pages (from-to)67-111
Number of pages44
JournalArchives of Transport
Volume63
Issue number3
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 30 Sept 2022

Research Field

  • Transport Optimisation and Energy Logistics

Keywords

  • Transportation planning
  • Decision-making
  • Economic impacts
  • Social impacts
  • Environmental impacts

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