Nick Tyler, 2015. "Index", Accessibility and the Bus System: Transforming the World, Nick Tyler
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Aarhus Convention, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), 210–211, 322
acceleration, bus, 280–284
accessibility, 29–41
access costs, 108–110
bus stops, 10, 89–91
connectivity, 33–35
dependence/independence, 38–41
disability, 29–32
mobility, 33–35
movement, 33–35
spatial accessibility, 91–93
accessibility gap
bus stops, 36–38
specialised transport services, 37–40
accessibility index (AI), 88
accessible journey train, 35–36
accessible networks, passenger needs, 81–89
active city, 293–299
see also five-cities model
advertising, bus shelter, 150–151, 255–256
aesthetics
see also design
bus design, 284–285
bus stops, 216–223
operations, 273
sensory issues, 216–218, 379, 384–386
AI see accessibility index
air quality, bus, 315
alighting see boarding/alighting process
Asheville, North Carolina, ‘Masterplan’, 351–355
