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Assessing the effectiveness of reduced parking requirements in facilitating transit-oriented development: a case study of “PT areas” in Cape Town
There has been a paradigm shift in thinking about parking provision, as government policy has favoured public transport and non-motorised transport (NMT), to limit and manage its supply in cities. This has been informed by sustainability principles, the understanding of “transit-oriented development...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2023
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