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Identifying ‘transit deserts’ in a South African City – The case of Cape Town
This dissertation defines and describes the concept of 'transit deserts’, and the important role public transport plays in the lives of people who have few or no other alternatives. Transit deserts are defined as areas containing large portions of public transport dependent populations with limited...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2020
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