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Argumentation analysis on public transportation | |||
Supporting (+) or contradicting (-) sign appointed to each sub argument is defined in relation to the argument directly above. | |||
Statement: Public transportation is a favorable choice to the passenger | |||
:← + Use of professional drivers enhances traffic safety | |||
:← + A familiar and reliable mode of transportation | |||
:← + “Anonymous” mode of traveling | |||
:← + Seen as a part of the urban culture | |||
:← + “Willingness to be driven” | |||
:← - Ticket fare | |||
::← - No maintenance or operating costs associated with a personal car | |||
::← + Ticket fares are relatively high to those who use public transportation only occasionally | |||
:← - Time expenditure (stops, interchanges) | |||
::← - No time needed for parking | |||
::← - Some other activities can be undertaken while traveling | |||
:← - Inflexibility | |||
::← - Public transportation in the Helsinki metropolitan area is rather well organised and easily available (routes, timetables) | |||
:::← - Cross traffic is somewhat problematic | |||
:← - Public transportation is often seen as a low-status mode of transportation compared to a personal car | |||
::← - Environmental values are continuously gaining wider acceptance | |||
:← - Public transportation is an inconvenient mode of traveling for shopping or transporting goods | |||
:← - Traffic noise and emissions lower the quality and attractiveness of the environment | |||
::← - Increasing the proportion of public transportation to personal cars decreases traffic flow and, therefore, the adverse effects originating from it | |||
Statement: Public transportation is a favorable choice to the society | |||
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:← - | :← + Using public transportation promotes better planning of the daily traveling activities and reduces unnecessary trips | ||
::← - | :← + New regulations and technical improvements are more easily implemented in public transportation vehicles | ||
:← - | :← + Public transportation is available to all, which improves social equality | ||
::← + | ::← - Ticket fares are too high for some people | ||
:← - | ::← + Society can support the disadvantaged with subsidies | ||
::← - | :← + The need of parking areas is reduced, and the land can submitted to a more profitable use | ||
:← + Higher utilisation rate increases the benefits arising from the use of public transportation | |||
:← - Traffic emissions cause adverse environmental and health effects (particulate matter, CO2) | |||
::← - Relatively low emissions compared to the use of personal cars | |||
:← - Maintenance and operating costs | |||
::← + Societal subsidies | |||
:← - Societal cost from the traffic accidents | |||
::← - Reducing traffic flow and the use of professional drivers decreases the risk of accidents |
Revision as of 13:27, 31 May 2006
30.5.2006
Argumentation analysis on public transportation
Supporting (+) or contradicting (-) sign appointed to each sub argument is defined in relation to the argument directly above.
Statement: Public transportation is a favorable choice to the passenger
- ← + Use of professional drivers enhances traffic safety
- ← + A familiar and reliable mode of transportation
- ← + “Anonymous” mode of traveling
- ← + Seen as a part of the urban culture
- ← + “Willingness to be driven”
- ← - Ticket fare
- ← - No maintenance or operating costs associated with a personal car
- ← + Ticket fares are relatively high to those who use public transportation only occasionally
- ← - Time expenditure (stops, interchanges)
- ← - No time needed for parking
- ← - Some other activities can be undertaken while traveling
- ← - Inflexibility
- ← - Public transportation in the Helsinki metropolitan area is rather well organised and easily available (routes, timetables)
- ← - Cross traffic is somewhat problematic
- ← - Public transportation in the Helsinki metropolitan area is rather well organised and easily available (routes, timetables)
- ← - Public transportation is often seen as a low-status mode of transportation compared to a personal car
- ← - Environmental values are continuously gaining wider acceptance
- ← - Public transportation is an inconvenient mode of traveling for shopping or transporting goods
- ← - Traffic noise and emissions lower the quality and attractiveness of the environment
- ← - Increasing the proportion of public transportation to personal cars decreases traffic flow and, therefore, the adverse effects originating from it
Statement: Public transportation is a favorable choice to the society
- ← + Using public transportation promotes better planning of the daily traveling activities and reduces unnecessary trips
- ← + New regulations and technical improvements are more easily implemented in public transportation vehicles
- ← + Public transportation is available to all, which improves social equality
- ← - Ticket fares are too high for some people
- ← + Society can support the disadvantaged with subsidies
- ← + The need of parking areas is reduced, and the land can submitted to a more profitable use
- ← + Higher utilisation rate increases the benefits arising from the use of public transportation
- ← - Traffic emissions cause adverse environmental and health effects (particulate matter, CO2)
- ← - Relatively low emissions compared to the use of personal cars
- ← - Maintenance and operating costs
- ← + Societal subsidies
- ← - Societal cost from the traffic accidents
- ← - Reducing traffic flow and the use of professional drivers decreases the risk of accidents