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Walkability Assessment For Schoolgoing Children Case Study: Otjiwarongo Town - Namibia
This study focuses on assessing the walkability of scholars in the Otjiwarongo Town municipal area in Namibia. The research looks at the overall infrastructure and the conflict between pedestrians and motorists. This study is done to find out the serviceability of walkable paths and their existence...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2020
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