Who is involved in the transport policy process?
Still, governments are often the most involved in the policy process since they either own or manage many components of the transport system and have levels of jurisdiction on all existing transportation modes.
What is policy formulation in transport planning?
Policy Formulation stands at the top of the transport planning process. It is a strategic planning process leading to a general concept, usually a “Transport Masterplan”. Such a masterplan is a political decision. It includes a set of measures aimed at the future developments of the transport system.
Who are the stakeholders in transportation policy?
There are five main stakeholders involved in the transportation decisions: the shipper, the receiver, carriers and agents, the government and the consumer. It is clear that the policies will be formed around these five factors, which are often complex and tend to result in conflict.