Search results

...-year change, and because he clung to an engineer's notions of simplicity, economics of scale, and design integrity, GM surpassed Ford's sales in 1931 and becam ...rses-by-subject/transport/ Coventry University (UK)] Various undergraduate transport design courses.

...n's economy by virtue of the Master Agreement with all significant freight transport companies. ..."<ref>Martin Crutsinger, 'Factory jobs: 3 million lost since 2000' By , AP Economics Writer, Apr 20, 2007</ref>

...es. <ref>[www.dft.gov.uk/pgr/roads/tpm/ltnotes/ltn208.pdf UK Department of Transport Cycle Infrastructure Design]</ref>. ==Economics of parking==

...t to the consumer in the form of inflation as transportation costs rise to transport goods all over the country. ...the second Balkenende cabinet for use in road creation and road and public transport maintenance.

[[Category:Transport economics]]

...|Biography]]'''''&nbsp;• '''''[[Portal:Business and economics|Business and economics]]'''''&nbsp;• '''''[[Portal:Education|Education]]''''' ([[Portal:Schools| '''[[Portal:Transport|Transport]]'''

...o became popular abroad, especially in those countries where „go anywhere“ transport was needed because of poor roads, as, for example, in large parts of South ..., South Africa, that sold musical instruments: their DKW van, used for the transport of pianos because of the low floor and large door, became iconic in the tow

...n network of Metro Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada, including public transport and major roads and bridges. ...| 3&nbsp;years || SFU Director of the Public Policy Program & Professor of Economics