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Understanding Railway Trespassing in a South African City: The Case Of Cape Town
Trespassing behaviour is a problem for railway operations and manifests itself through train-pedestrian collisions, incidents of theft and vandalism to rail infrastructure, as well as encroachment on railway property. The study has consisted of a quantitative and a qualitative part. The quantitative...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2021
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