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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"transport challenges"”.
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Challenges Facing Transport Sector in Providing Quality Service to the Society, A Case of Public Transport Sector in Dar es Salaam
Urban public transport challenges are serious problems all over the world, the severity is more pronounced in developing countries, especially in Africa. Tanzania being one of the African countries is no exception. The study focused on the challenges facing transport sector in providing quality …
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NON-MOTORISED MOBILITY AT JURONG LAKE DISTRICT: FINDINGS FROM SURVEY OF PROFESSIONALS, MANAGERS AND EXECUTIVES
… be a conducive environment for non-motorised transport e.g. walking and cycling; and for supporting a high level of public transport usage. To that end, the land planning strategy is for Jurong Lake District to be transit-oriented, high-density, mixed used area with a good jobs-housing balance …
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Regulation mechanisms in molecular motors: engineering bioinspired transportation at micron-scale
Intracellular cargo transport, orchestrated by teams of molecular motor proteins on cytoskeletal tracks, is a fundamental process within eukaryotic cells. This thesis presents a comprehensive investigation into multi-motor cargo transport, employing an array of cutting-edge tools, including …
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Impact on the North Island freight infrastructure in the event of a disruption of the Ports of Auckland
This research provides an investigation into the impact on the North Island freight infrastructure, in the event of a disruption of the Ports of Auckland (POAL). This research is important to New Zealand, especially having experienced the Canterbury earthquake disaster in 2010/2011 and the current …
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Stakeholders’ Perceptions on Informal Public Transport: An Exploration of Impacts of Urban Growth on Quality of Service in Ibadan Nigeria
Informal public transport (IPT) has emerged as an adaptive alternative to formal public transport in developing countries. The informal public transport service has both positive and negative impacts on the wellbeing of urban dwellers. As such, there are varying discourses on whether IPT should be …
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Cycle route network development and evaluation using spatial multi-criteria analysis and shortest path analysis
… has resulted in many cities today with growing transportation problems. Locally, South Africa is dealing with both urbanisation and spatial inequalities as a result of the apartheid era, with the poor very often located on the outskirts of urban areas, and therefore far from centres of …
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Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Urban Mobility (Non-Motorised Transport): A Case Study of Eveline Street in the Windhoek Municipality, Namibia
Windhoek has several inherited structural challenges that include a trend of decreasing densities of urban settlements, along with social inequalities and highly skewed levels of access and mobility. The most vulnerable members of the society in Windhoek currently carry the majority of the …