The Channel Tunnel: A Geographic Perspective

by Richard Gibb (Editor)

Experts in their respective fields present the impacts of the Tunnel from a realistic perspective. Reviews how and why opposition to a fixed link between England and France has changed over time. Examines different aspects of the international passenger market with a profile of Europe's emerging high-speed rail network, the adequacy of passenger services being offered through the Tunnel and the Tunnel's impact on tourism and the environment. Features a broad assessment of transport policy in Britain, France and the European Community.

260 pages, Hardcover

First published October 1, 1994