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Understanding student travel preferences in Mahikeng: A hybrid choice modelling approach within the theory of planned behaviour
University student mobility is not reflected in the National Learner Transport Policy although some formal operators make provisions for identifiable post-school learners. South African universities do not accommodate the majority of students and they tend to have scattered campuses and residences....
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Department of Civil Engineering
2019
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