Vandalism, terrorism and security in urban public passenger transport / S. Di Serio
Autor institucional: CONFÉRENCE EUROPÉENNE DES MINISTRES DES TRANSPORTS, 2002In: Documento CEMT/RE/TR(2001)10 da Conferência Europeia dos Ministros dos Transportes realizada em 06-02-2002.. Idioma: Inglês.Assunto: VANDALISMO | SEGURANÇA DOS TRANSPORTES | SEGURANÇA PÚBLICA | ESTATÍSTICAS CRIMINAIS | ITÁLIA Resumo: 1. Introduction: 1.1. The purpose of the paper; 1.2. The structure of the paper. 2. Vandalism and security in public passenger transportation. 3. System security approach to collective passenger transport. 4. The state of the art: 4.1. Diminishing the amount of offences - benefits of different approaches; 4.2. The costs to minimise the amount of offences; 4.3. Current prevention measures in public transport; 4.4. Registered and perceived security. 5. Available vandalism and security statistics: 5.1. COLPOFER - Collaboration of railway police and security services; 5.2. FTA - Federal Transit Administration; 5.3. CEN/CENELEC - European Committee for standardisation; 5.4. BTS - Bureau of transportation statistics; 5.5. American Passenger Transit Association; 5.6. MAESTRO Project; 5.7. EQUIP Project; 5.8. SESAME Project. 6. The current emergency - terrorist attack: 6.1. Current situation; 6.2. Preventive measures; 6.3. Emergency measures. 7. Experience of Rome and findings: 7.1. Rome - Background data; 7.2. Municipality sustainable transport policies; 7.3. Current measures to increase public security. 8. Conclusion. 9. References. 10. Annex. Notes.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Documento CEMT/RE/TR(2001)10 da Conferência Europeia dos Ministros dos Transportes realizada em 06-02-2002.
1. Introduction: 1.1. The purpose of the paper; 1.2. The structure of the paper. 2. Vandalism and security in public passenger transportation. 3. System security approach to collective passenger transport. 4. The state of the art: 4.1. Diminishing the amount of offences - benefits of different approaches; 4.2. The costs to minimise the amount of offences; 4.3. Current prevention measures in public transport; 4.4. Registered and perceived security. 5. Available vandalism and security statistics: 5.1. COLPOFER - Collaboration of railway police and security services; 5.2. FTA - Federal Transit Administration; 5.3. CEN/CENELEC - European Committee for standardisation; 5.4. BTS - Bureau of transportation statistics; 5.5. American Passenger Transit Association; 5.6. MAESTRO Project; 5.7. EQUIP Project; 5.8. SESAME Project. 6. The current emergency - terrorist attack: 6.1. Current situation; 6.2. Preventive measures; 6.3. Emergency measures. 7. Experience of Rome and findings: 7.1. Rome - Background data; 7.2. Municipality sustainable transport policies; 7.3. Current measures to increase public security. 8. Conclusion. 9. References. 10. Annex. Notes.
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