A SIG 10 Workshop took on Saturday 18 April 2009 in Gothenburg on the theme of the Transferability of Urban Transport Policy. This was held to coincide with the Volvo Research and Educational Foundations (VREF) – Future Urban Transport (FUT) the 4th International Conference on Future Urban Transport, Gothenburg, 20-21 April 2009.

The following papers were presented:

• Greg Marsden, Tony May, Karen Trapenberg Frick and Elizabeth Deakin
  How do cities approach policy innovation and policy learning? Implications for Policy and Practice
• Dominic Stead, Martin de Jong and Iveta Reinholde
  West-east policy transfer: the case of urban transport policy
• David J Bray, Derek Scrafton and Michael A P Taylor
  The evolution and relevance of transport policies in Australia's major cities
• Pr. Yves Crozet
  The "Tramway Mania" in France: a Successful Transfer from the Germanic Public Transit Model?
• Sittha Jaensirisak and Pongrid Klungboonkrong
  Why bus rapid transit (BRT) is interested by transport planners and travellers in Thailand
• Eric Shreffler, and Colin Black
  Understanding TDM and its role in the delivery of sustainable urban transport
• Maria Attard and Marcus Enoch
  The role of policy transfer in the introduction of Road Pricing in Valletta, Malta
• Dominic Stead
  The Politics of European Best Practices for Urban Transport Policy
• Tom Rye
  Transferability of policy and practice in integrating mobility management with land use planning: from old to new member states.
• Rosário Macário
  Managing Change in Urban Mobility Systems: Transferability of Experiences