These links give you direct access to the model and some further information about it

• Run the full model »»

• Understanding the transport model »»

Ideas on how to use the input variables in the model

• Using road charges »»
• Using a subsidy on public transport »»
• Increasing the coverage of public transport »»
• Slowing down the traffic »»
• Introducing bus lanes »»

This link gives you access to information on some of the issues surrounding the model

• The information pack »»
• Extended discussion of the model »»

These links include interactive self-assessment questions looking at the effects of each policy

• You increase road charges
• You introduce a subsidy on public transport
• You increase the coverage of public transport
• You slow down the traffic flow
• You introduce more bus lanes
• You increase road charges while subsidising public transport
• You increase road charges, while subsidising and increasing the coverage of public transport

These are traditional question types where the answers can include information on the simulation.

• Essay questions »»
• Interactive data response questions »»
• Data questions »»
• Picture questions »»
• Further study questions »»

These options allow you access to how the simulation can be used to support specific specifications.

• AS/A Level Economics »»

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