Introducing Transport Economics - Some Lesson Video Ideas
As the new term approaches, I am researching and updating some audio/visual clips that I use in class to introduce some of the key problems/solutions in the world of transport economics.
I have included some links below, some of which are a few years old now, but are still relevant in stimulating classroom discussion on some of the key issues facing transport decision makers in the UK and abroad.
Conservative transport policy from 2009 – has it worked?
Jakarta’s legendary traffic jams – what might be the solution?
Rising costs of public transport (2009)
Has the recession improved matters? (2009)
Solutions – the congestion charge?
Solutions – No traffic lights?
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Park, and Ride to nowhere [28 Aug 2012]
Keeping it local [24 Nov 2011]
International Approaches to Congestion on Zoom.it [14 Nov 2011]
Electric cars: government failure? [16 May 2011]
CBI call for changes to work patterns to cut congestion [18 Mar 2010]
Public Good-le [26 Jun 2009]
Electric cars - subsidise the consumer or producer? [9 Apr 2009]
Behavioural change behind the wheel [27 Aug 2008]
Does Manchester need a congestion charge? [10 Jun 2008]
AS & A2 Economics Revision / Exam Coaching Workshops Coming Up:
Monday 11 March 2013 - Portsmouth (Vue, Gunwharf Quays)
Wednesday 13 March 2013 - Fulham (Vue, Fulham Broadway)
Thursday 14 March 2013 - Stratford City (Vue, Westfield)
Friday 15 March 2013 - Bristol (Vue, Cribbs Causeway)
Monday 18 March 2013 - Birmingham (Vue, Star City)
Tuesday 19 March 2013 - Manchester (Vue, Salford Quays)
Thursday 21 March 2013 - Newcastle (Odeon, Metro Centre)
Friday 22 March 2013 - Leeds (Vue, The Light)
Monday 22 April 2013 - Stratford City (Vue, Westfield)
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