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Enabling equitable access to public transport information to enhance hybrid system use in Cape Town, South Africa
Though previously unscheduled public transport services were often seen as incompatible with equitable mobility goals, emerging cities are increasingly seeking to integrate these with new scheduled services to form hybrid public transport systems. In contrast to the abundance of services available,...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2023
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