Papers at Carfree.com
Carfree.com publishes original papers and reprints those previously published elsewhere. We welcome submissions. We do not have a formal peer-review process, but the editor will usually send submissions to colleagues. It is the responsibility of authors to assure that no copyright infringment would occur if the paper were to be (re)published at Carfree.com.
Please also see a list of research topics that need to be pursued and would form a critical component of the work that the Carfree Institute would undertake.
Bachar, John M.
World Petroleum Energy Crisis and Fareless Urban Mass Transportation [PDF!]
Buying Time and Solving the Transportation Quagmire at the Same Time
Professor Emeritus of Mathematics
California State University, Long Beach
May 2007
Posted to Carfree.com on 2 July 2007
Crawford, J.H. and R.W. Hollier
Energy Future
Nuclear Power, Fossil Fuels, Renewable Energy, Conservation, and Carfree Cities
First published on Carfree.com on 15 June 2005
Crawford, J.H.
A Brief History of Urban Form
Street Layout Through the Ages
First published on Carfree.com
December 2005
Crawford, J.H.
Fuel-Cell Trams
Better, Cheaper, and More Fuel-Efficient Public Transport
Carfree.com
2001, revised May 2005
30 May 2005
Crawford, J.H.
Short-Wire Trams
Conventional Trams with
Intermittent Overhead Power Supply
Carfree.com
2001, revised May 2005
30 May 2005
Crawford, J.H.
Urban Hazards and Their Mitigation
Posted to Carfree.com on 12 December 2004
Crawford, J.H.
An Idealized Design for Carfree Cities and Its Application in the Real World
International Making Cities Livable conference 34
Alpbach and Salzburg, Austria
15-19 September 2002
Posted to Carfree.com on 27 October 2002
Crawford, J.H.
The Carfree City as a Critical Building Block for Equitable, Sustainable Societies
Alliance for Global Sustainability Conference
San José, Costa Rica
21 March 2002
Posted to Carfree.com on 27 October 2002
ESAF
City of Bangalore and its approach to 21st Century [PDF!]
ESAF
Bangalore, India
2012
Posted to Carfree.com on 8 May 2012
Reproduced by kind permission.
Fiddies, Ian and Liv Markström
Get on That Bicycle and Ride: [PDF!]
A Comparison of Methods to Promote
Cycling in Three Cities
School of Business, Economics and Law, Göteborg University
Göteborg University, Sweden
2006
Posted to Carfree.com on 13 June 2007
Grammenos, Fanis
Does the Post Office Deliver in Today's Urban Culture [PDF!]
Reproduced by kind permission.
Posted to Carfree.com on 23 April 2013
Grammenos, Fanis
Developer Questions about the Fused Grid [PDF!]
CHMC/SCHL (Canada)
Reproduced by kind permission.
Posted to Carfree.com on 27 April 2011
Matthews, Robert S., MUP
The Production of Sustainable Urban Space:
A Comparative Analysis of Wallingford and the Carfree Reference District
University of Washington
Seattle, Washington
2005
Posted to Carfree.com on 11 May 2007
Perry, Mark
Car Dependency and Culture in Beirut
Effects of an American Transport Paradigm
Lebanese American University
Beirut, Lebanon
November 2000
Posted to Carfree.com on 18 February 2002
Originally published as: Mark Perry, "Car Dependency and Culture in Beirut: Effects of an
American Transport Paradigm," Third World Planning Review (University
of Liverpool), Vol. 22, No. 4 (November 2000), pp. 395-409. Reproduced by kind permission.
Reeves, François, MD (Interventional Cardiologist)
Environment and Heart Disease [PDF!]
Heart and the city
Université de Montréal
Presented at Hippodrome planning conference
10 December 2012
Posted to Carfree.com on 18 December 2012
Reproduced by kind permission of Dr. Reeves
Wright, Lloyd
Car-Free Development [PDF!]
Division 44: Environment and Infrastructure: Sector Project: "Transport Policy Advice"
Originally published by:
GTZ SUTP
December 2005
This document has been developed under GTZ's Sustainable Urban
Transport Project and it part of the Sustainable Urban Transport
Sourcebook for Policymakers in Developing Cities. This and all other -
at present - 22 modules of the Sourcebook are available from the GTZ
SUTP project website at www.sutp.org
after a quick registration process.
Reproduced by kind permission.
Highly recommended.
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