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Title	NEW TRAFFIC: NEW NEIGHBOURS. TRAFFIC AND SEGREGATION IN OSLO INNER EAST NY TRAFIKK: NYE NABOER. TRAFIKK OG SEGREGASJON I OSLO INDRE OST
Accession No	00969256
Authors	Bjornskau, T
Corp. Authors / Publisher	Norwegian Institute of Transport Economics
Publication Date	20030500
Description	64 p.
Languages	English
Abstract	The report shows that traffic changes may trigger relocation processes, and that such processes may be self-reinforcing. Data from five areas in inner Oslo East, with road traffic developments during the 1990s, show that Norwegians with children moved out of, and foreigners with children moved into areas that experienced traffic increases. There was an opposite tendency in one of two areas with traffic decrease. In addition, areas with traffic increase, exhibited a poorer development in living conditions that areas with trffic decrease. The results show that traffic change may trigger a process towards segregation, and that it can take place on low geographical levels.
Supplemental Information	Text in Norwegian; summary in English.
TRT Terms	Land use planning ; Population density ; Segregation (Aggregates) ; Sustainable development ; Traffic volume ; Urban growth
Subject Areas	H12 PLANNING; H15 SOCIOECONOMICS
ISBN	8248003493
Report Number	TOI-652/2003
Availability	National Technical Information Service Order Number: PB2004-102124 Find a library where document is available Order Document: http://worldcat.org/isbn/8248003493
TRIS Files	HRIS
Database	TRIS Online

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