Dr Katie Williams is Reader in Urban Sustainability, Research co-ordinator for the Department of Architecture and Research Director of the Sustainable Urban Environments Unit of the Oxford Institute for Sustainable Development, Oxford Brookes University, UK.

• Contents: Spatial planning, urban form and sustainable transport: an introduction, Katie Williams. The Impact Of Urban Form In Combination With Other Factors On Sustainable Transport: The relationship between land use and travel patterns: variations by household type, Tim Schwanen, Martin Dijst and Frans M Dieleman; A lifestyles approach to investigating residential mobility and travel behaviour, Joachim Scheiner and Birgit Kasper; Spatial analysis and modelling based on activities: a pilot study for Antwerpen and Gent, Belgium, Hans Tindemans, Dries Van Hofstraeten, Ann Verhetsel and Frank Witlox; Spatial development and leisure mobility in an ageing society, Birgit Kasper and Joachim Scheiner; Reducing travel by design: what about change over time?, Robin Hickman and David Banister. The Relationship Between Different Aspects Of Urban Form And Sustainable Transport: The effects of proximity to infrastructure on employment development: preliminary evidence from the Netherlands, Kees Maat and Dominic Stead; The compact city as a means of reducing reliance on the car: a model-based analysis for a sustainable urban layout, Mamoru Taniguchi and Taichiro Ikeda; Patterns of drivers' exposure to particulate matter, Birgit Krausse and John Mardaljevic. Sustainable Transport Policies and their Implementation: The Gordian knot: resisting sustainability in urban transport in Australia, Nicholas Low; Creating liveable streets: developing traffic management guidelines for Western Australia, Carey Curtis; Integrating land use policy into regional transport planning: the metropolitan planning process in the Central Puget Sound Region of Washington State, USA, Rocky Piro; Index.

Dr Katie Williams is Reader in Urban Sustainability, Research co-ordinator for the Department of Architecture and Research Director of the Sustainable Urban Environments Unit of the Oxford Institute for Sustainable Development, Oxford Brookes University, UK.

• Contents: Spatial planning, urban form and sustainable transport: an introduction, Katie Williams. The Impact Of Urban Form In Combination With Other Factors On Sustainable Transport: The relationship between land use and travel patterns: variations by household type, Tim Schwanen, Martin Dijst and Frans M Dieleman; A lifestyles approach to investigating residential mobility and travel behaviour, Joachim Scheiner and Birgit Kasper; Spatial analysis and modelling based on activities: a pilot study for Antwerpen and Gent, Belgium, Hans Tindemans, Dries Van Hofstraeten, Ann Verhetsel and Frank Witlox; Spatial development and leisure mobility in an ageing society, Birgit Kasper and Joachim Scheiner; Reducing travel by design: what about change over time?, Robin Hickman and David Banister. The Relationship Between Different Aspects Of Urban Form And Sustainable Transport: The effects of proximity to infrastructure on employment development: preliminary evidence from the Netherlands, Kees Maat and Dominic Stead; The compact city as a means of reducing reliance on the car: a model-based analysis for a sustainable urban layout, Mamoru Taniguchi and Taichiro Ikeda; Patterns of drivers' exposure to particulate matter, Birgit Krausse and John Mardaljevic. Sustainable Transport Policies and their Implementation: The Gordian knot: resisting sustainability in urban transport in Australia, Nicholas Low; Creating liveable streets: developing traffic management guidelines for Western Australia, Carey Curtis; Integrating land use policy into regional transport planning: the metropolitan planning process in the Central Puget Sound Region of Washington State, USA, Rocky Piro; Index.