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Evaluation of the Phase 2A IRT Network in respect to the Principles of Transport Justice
The South African Transport system is inherently designed on transport inequities and spatial segregation. This is still evident in many cities and has not been completely addressed since the prior apartheid regime. Many lower income groups are still residing on the city outskirts, far away from pot...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2024
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