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Modelling public transport mode choice for low-income residential suburbs in Harare, Zimbabwe
Modern-day life in developing urban cities is structured around the need to access goods and services outside the vicinity of residential areas, and transportation facilitates access to such services. Like many other African cities, most of the residents in Harare sorely rely on public transport, an...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2023
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