Development of Inland Water Transport on the Gliwice Canal
Journal Title: Komunikacja Publiczna - Year 2017, Vol 67, Issue 2
Abstract
The paper presents a preliminary analysis of the possibilities of development of water transport on the Gliwice Canal, taking into account both economic, social and environmental aspects. The aim of the article is not clearly indicate the optimal variant of investments but rather the presentation of a multicriteria analysis method that can help decision-makers to make a balanced decision, taking into account many aspects and the rationale of different environments, both in this and other investments, which is typically difficult to implement in public projects.
Authors and Affiliations
Adam Mańka, Krzysztof Krupa
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP329819
- DOI -
- Views 111
- Downloads 0
Blue travel through Zagreb
The author describes the public transport system in Zagreb - the capital of Croatia. Each day 177 trams and 287 buses run on the streets. Mainly in blue. We learn, where you can travel by them and for what price. The tou...
For free – is it worth?
In this text the author analyses local governments’ motives for introducing a free of charge transport. Starting from the willingness to increase the number of passengers, which should result in a lower exhaust gas emiss...
Alternatywne środki napędu. Jak dobrze wybrać?
Jednym z ważnych zadań, jakim musi podołać transport publiczny, jest redukowanie negatywnego wpływu na środowisko miejskie. W związku z tym coraz chętniej wykorzystywane są pojazdy wyposażone w alternatywne środki napędu...
The system of Silesian Public Services Card (ŚKUP) as a tool to control the quality of provided services
The ŚKUP system in the Municipal Transport Union of GOP was started in October 2015. Apart from functions available to users - passengers and residents, the system is also a tool to manage public services, also in the fi...
Strategies for active management of the transport demand
The paper presents the Active Demand Management strategies. Mobility management actions have been taken into account.