transport policy institutional landscape

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

The transport policy institutional landscape refers to the total set of public and, where applicable, private actors (ministries, agencies, regulators, supervisory bodies, professional associations, advisory bodies) and their structures and interactions that collectively shape governance, regulation, planning, infrastructure development, safety, and policy decisions in the transportation sector.

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