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Piloting an open-source Transport Justice Tool for Southern Africa
Traditional transport planning methods largely promote transport-related social exclusion in favour of existing travel patterns. The monetary valuation of travel time savings (biased towards projects that serve higher income earners), thus generates more overall benefits and focus of alleviating net...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2024
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