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Investigation into the effects of non-motorised transport facility implementations and upgrades in urban South Africa
Non-motorised Transport (NMT), as a mode of transport, is beneficial and sustainable for both developing and developed countries. In urban areas of South Africa, NMT users face various challenges that reduce the attractiveness of selecting NMT trips. Two main concerns are the high risk of injury (or...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2016
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