In strategic transport planning, rail stations play different roles at different scales, particularly
in large cities and metropolitan regions, where movement structure shows polycentric …

Rail stations are a major element of the overall journey experience, and are essentially the
'face'of public transport. A review of historic currents in station design reveals a number of …

In Perth, WA the opening of the Joondalup (1991) and Mandurah (2007) railway lines
delivered 22 new stations, most located within the freeway median. The historic Midland …

Policy makers and railway operators share a similar goal, increasing the use of rail, whether
to meet policy goals, such as improved accessibility, or to improve the railways' financial …

In cities around the world, railway stations are increasingly the focus of integrated transport
and land use development efforts, whether under the label 'Transit Oriented …

This paper offers a station-focused snapshot of growth and movement dynamics in
Melbourne's passenger rail network. A variety of data is engaged and interpreted around a …

In many European cities, railway stations have become urban hubs in which a variety of
functions and uses are focused. These include retail, cafés, offices and housing. They are …

The governance and management of public transport systems is an essential component of
metropolitan planning and urban management. Most metropolitan strategies in Australia and …

Spatial Implications and Planning Criteria for High-speed Rail Cities and Regions evaluates
the varied experiences that HSR systems have brought about to different station-cities and …

Despite the apparently bleak future prospects they faced in the 1970s and 1980s, railways
have very much come back on the scene in recent years. The UN reports that the global …