transport policy steering effect

Quelle: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verkehrspolitik

The transport policy steering effect refers to the capacity of government policy measures, regulatory frameworks and instruments in the transport and logistics system to influence the behavior of actors (travelers, businesses, infrastructure operators) in order to achieve objectives such as safety, environmental and climate protection, reducing congestion, and promoting modal shift.

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