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This chapter first analyses the impacts of transport facilities on lifestyles, conducting correlation analysis to assess the relationships between the level of subway, high-speed railway and train facilities and lifestyles in 365 prefecture-level cities. Secondly, in accordance with China’s development status, this chapter analyses the impacts of three aspects of China’s latest transport development on lifestyles: high-speed rail, shared transport and new transport technologies.
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Road space rationing, also known as driving restrictions, is a travel demand management strategy designed to reduce urban air pollution or urban travel peaks that exceed available supply or road capacity by rationing road capacity and artificially limiting vehicle travel.
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Zhao, P., Lyu, D. (2022). Impacts of Transport Facilities on Lifestyles. In: Lifestyle Change and Transport in China. Population, Regional Development and Transport. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-4399-7_8
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