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Modelling road space prioritisation for public transport using AIMSUN: a case study in Durban
This study exhibits road space prioritisation of three types of public transport systems. The study first goes into a literature review of road space prioritisation and aspects of modelling this. These types of systems were then modelled using a case study of a single corridor in Durban, South Afric...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2017
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