Making Car Sharing and Car Clubs Work - Case ... - The Civil Service

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Department for TransportReview of Formal Car Sharing and Car Club Schemes in ClosedCommunities, Including the Workplace(UG 513)Making Car Sharing and Car Clubs WorkCASE STUDY SUMMARIESDecember 2004FINAL V1.1Prepared for the Department for Transport by:Integrated Transport Planning Ltd50 North Thirteenth StreetCentral Milton KeynesMK9 3BPTel: 01908 259718Fax: 01908 605747Contact: Jon ParkerEmail: parker@itpworld.netwww.itpworld.netIn association with:Richard Armitage Transport Consultancy LtdCleary Hughes AssociatesJohn Austin
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