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30. Ending the myth of mobility at zero costs: An external cost analysis. (2023). Blum, Philipp ; Lienkamp, Markus ; Kirn, Lukas ; Kinigadner, Julia ; Schroder, Daniel ; Loder, Allister ; Xu, Yihan.
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33. Electrifying passenger road transport in India requires near-term electricity grid decarbonisation. (2022). Zavaleta, Victor Gordillo ; Kalghatgi, Gautam ; Agarwal, Avinash Kumar ; Amer, Amer A.
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35. The Effectiveness of Policy Measures to Reduce CO2 Emissions from Passenger Cars in Austria. (2022). Eibinger, Tobias ; Manner, Hans.
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36. Impact of Emerging Transport Technologies on Freight Economic and Environmental Performance: A System Dynamics View. (2022). Guo, Taolei ; Liu, Pei ; Chen, Junjie.
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38. Mobility at the crossroads – Electric mobility policy and charging infrastructure lessons from across Europe. (2022). Sather, Simen Rostad.
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39. Which “second-best” climate policies are best? Simulating cost-effective policy mixes for passenger vehicles. (2022). Axsen, Jonn ; McCollum, David ; Bhardwaj, Chandan.
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40. An expanded framing of ecosystem services is needed for a sustainable urban future. (2022). Elliot, T ; Torres-Matallana, J A ; Gomez-Baggethun, E ; Rugani, B ; Goldstein, B ; Almenar, Babi J ; Proena, V.
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41. Understanding the mitigation potential of sustainable urban transport measures across income and gender groups. (2022). Vajjarapu, Harsha ; Verma, Ashish.
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42. The effects of policies providing information and trialling on the knowledge about and the intention to adopt new energy technologies. (2022). Bruckmann, Gracia.
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44. Developing policy packages for low-carbon passenger transport: A mixed methods analysis of trade-offs and synergies. (2022). Steininger, Karl W ; Mayer, Jakob ; Bachner, Gabriel ; Thaller, Annina ; Dugan, Anna.
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45. Active Travel Oriented Development: Assessing the suitability of sites for new homes. (2021). Nuttall, Simon ; Streb, Megan ; Speakman, Andrew ; Lucas-Smith, Martin ; Talbot, Joseph ; Lovelace, Robin ; Groot, Nike ; Sheehan, Nathanael ; Johansson, Patrick ; Carlino, Dustin.
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47. Taxes, tolls and ZEV zones for climate: Synthesizing insights on effectiveness, efficiency, equity, acceptability and implementation. (2021). Wolinetz, Michael ; Axsen, Jonn.
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49. Climate and transportation policy sequencing in California and Quebec. (2021). Séguin, Charles ; Witcover, Julie ; Papy, Jacques ; Giuliano, Genevieve ; Kaiser, Colleen ; Murphy, Colin ; Seguin, Charles ; Ziaja, Sonya ; Winfield, Mark ; Purdon, Mark ; Fulton, Lewis.
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50. MobilityCoins -- A new currency for the multimodal urban transportation system. (2021). Blum, Philipp ; Malcolm, Patrick ; Sautter, Natalie ; Margreiter, Martin ; Hamm, Lisa-Sophie ; Bogenberger, Klaus ; Dandl, Florian ; Loder, Allister.
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