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How the site works:
The three main kinds of records you will find are:


*The basic unit of the wiki is the publication record such as {{Publication link|Trapped behind the wheel}} and {{Publication link|Emissions Gap Report 2024}}.
{{publication symbol}} '''Publications''' - reports, mostly PDFs produced by think tanks, advocacy groups and all levels of government<br />
*Books such as {{Book link|How the Railways Will Fix the Future}} and {{Book link|Streetfight}} are also found here with journal articles coming soon.
{{book symbol}} '''Books''' - from authors writing about sustainable transport<br />
*You can click on keywords such as {{Keyword link|walking}} {{Keyword link|cycling}} and {{Keyword link|public transport}} to see all relevant publication records.
{{journal article symbol}} '''Journal articles''' - from academic publishers
*Find all reports published by organisations such as {{organisation link|Living Streets}} {{organisation link|IPPR}} and {{organisation link|Transport & Environment}}.
 
*Find case studies by geographic locations like {{location link|Melbourne}} or {{location link|England}}.
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*You can also follow links to {{project symbol}} projects {{campaign symbol}} campaigns and {{person symbol}} authors to see related publication records.
There are also some linking records that help navigation and discovery:
Everything is searchable using the search box above. Every publication or book recorded can be viewed or loaned. Each publication record contains a live web and archived link. Book records have links to find the nearest library copy. Pre-digital era resources will be added in time.}}
 
{{keyword symbol}} '''Keywords''' - link together publications covering similar subjects<br />
{{organisation symbol}} '''Organisations''' - link together everything from the same publisher<br />
{{location symbol}} '''Geographic locations''' - link together publications or case studies covering the same place<br />
{{person symbol}} '''Authors''' - link together all publications from the same author<br />
 
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And there are some other further linking records that are sometimes used:
 
{{campaign symbol}} '''Campaigns''' - link together publications produced as part of a campaign<br />
{{project symbol}} '''Projects''' - link together publications that are part of the same project<br />
{{series symbol}} '''Series''' - link together publications that form part of a series over time<br />
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Everything on the wiki can be read without any privileged access and there are links to help you do that:
 
{{web symbol}} '''Live links''' - to the publication online or a link to borrow the physical books from a library<br />
{{archive symbol}} '''Archive links''' - to an archived copy of the publication
 
Coming soon are pre-digital era documents.
 
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{{All keywords}}
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Latest revision as of 13:41, 19 March 2025

How the wiki works
This is a project to build easily searchable and navigable records of published evidence about sustainable transport.

The three main kinds of records you will find are:

Publication Publications - reports, mostly PDFs produced by think tanks, advocacy groups and all levels of government
Book Books - from authors writing about sustainable transport
Journal article Journal articles - from academic publishers

There are also some linking records that help navigation and discovery:

Keyword Keywords - link together publications covering similar subjects
Organisation Organisations - link together everything from the same publisher
Geographic location Geographic locations - link together publications or case studies covering the same place
Person Authors - link together all publications from the same author

And there are some other further linking records that are sometimes used:

Campaign Campaigns - link together publications produced as part of a campaign
Project Projects - link together publications that are part of the same project
Series Series - link together publications that form part of a series over time

Everything on the wiki can be read without any privileged access and there are links to help you do that:

Web Live links - to the publication online or a link to borrow the physical books from a library
Archive Archive links - to an archived copy of the publication

Coming soon are pre-digital era documents.

Keywords
Keyword Academia (4) Keyword Accessibility (32) Keyword Active travel (64) Keyword Air pollution (9)
Keyword Autonomous vehicles (1) Keyword Aviation (6) Keyword Buses (63) Keyword Bus franchising (3)
Keyword Car dependency (34) Keyword Cities (7) Keyword Coaches (1) Keyword Consultancy (9)
Keyword Cycling (69) Keyword Data (109) Keyword Decarbonisation (11) Keyword Design (22)
Keyword Devolution (9) Keyword Economy (7) Keyword Electric vehicles (24) Keyword Emissions (14)
Keyword Governance (39) Keyword Greenhouse gases (11) Keyword Health (11) Keyword Heavy rail (102)
Keyword High speed rail (4) Keyword Homes (23) Keyword Inclusivity (32) Keyword Inequality (20)
Keyword Light rail (21) Keyword Modelling (1) Keyword Parking (3) Keyword Planning (38)
Keyword Population (3) Keyword Public transport (72) Keyword Publishers (25) Keyword Railway closures (1)
Keyword Railway electric traction (3) Keyword Railway reopenings (1) Keyword Revenue (11) Keyword Road pricing (15)
Keyword Shared mobility (1) Keyword Stations (17) Keyword Technology (1) Keyword Third sector (33)
Keyword Timetables (1) Keyword Traffic (32) Keyword Trains (20) Keyword Trams (3)
Keyword Transport planning (10) Keyword Trends (79) Keyword Walking (70) Keyword Wheeling (30)
Keyword X-minute places (4)
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