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19343 Creator 99fe1512a1ee9c6d5272fc1d6e928d6b
19343 Date 2007-01
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19343 abstract In 1995 the author of this paper undertook a scenario exercise for British Rail to identify priorities for rail science and technology developments under the new privatised regime. Four marketbased 2010 scenarios were developed for UK rail transport: 1) cost driven; 2) quality driven, 3)technology driven and 4) environmentally driven. These helped to identify areas of strategic R&D that were needed to improve rail’s competitiveness. It is now over a decade since this scenario exercise took place. This paper, updating an earlier review (Potter and Roy, 2000), revisits the 1995 scenarios and compares them to what actual market strategies emerged within the privatised railway industry. It explores whether the four scenarios did succeed in capturing the range of market responses that emerged from rail privatisation and what lessons this contains for the use of scenarios transport research.
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19343 uri http://data.open.ac.uk/oro/document/11635
19343 uri http://data.open.ac.uk/oro/document/13972
19343 uri http://data.open.ac.uk/oro/document/3979
19343 uri http://data.open.ac.uk/oro/document/9969
19343 type AcademicArticle
19343 type Article
19343 label Potter, Stephen (2007). Exploring rail futures using scenarios: experience and potential. In: Proceedings of the Universities Transport Study Group Conference, Jan 2007, University of Leeds, UK.
19343 label Potter, Stephen (2007). Exploring rail futures using scenarios: experience and potential. In: Proceedings of the Universities Transport Study Group Conference, Jan 2007, University of Leeds, UK.
19343 Title Exploring rail futures using scenarios: experience and potential
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