Non-Motorized Vehicles in Asia:
Strategies for Management

by Michael Replogle

Prepared for Presentation to the
Supercities of the Pacific Rim Conference
October 26-30, 1992, San Francisco, California

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• Abstract
• Introduction
• Extent of Ownership and Use
• Relationship of Income on Bicycle Use
• Employment Generation by NMVs
• NMV Facilities
• Capacity of NMV Facilities
• Allocation of Road Space Between MVs and NMVs
• Integration of Bicycles with Public Transportation
• Regulations and Policies Influencing NMVs Use
• Land Use, Investment Patterns and NMVs
• Conditions Under Which NMVs Should Be Encouraged
• Key Barriers to NMVs
• Formulation of a Non-Motorized Transport Strategy (NMTS)
• Research Needs
• Conclusions
• Acknowledgements

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