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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"transport justice"”.
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A Transport Justice Evaluation of Employer-Based Transit Subsidies
… of employer-based transit subsidies from a transport justice perspective. I apply the theory of transport justice developed by Karel Martens to evaluate whether the provision of transit subsidies varies significantly by income, and whether the subsidies are significantly associated with …
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Piloting an open-source Transport Justice Tool for Southern Africa
Traditional transport planning methods largely promote transport-related social exclusion in favour of existing travel patterns. The monetary valuation of travel time savings (biased towards projects that serve higher income earners), thus generates more overall benefits and focus of alleviating …
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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 …
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A spatial-temporal geo-spatial database model for transport justice. case study: Cape Town, South Africa
… and mobility across the various public transport modes in the context of Cape Town, South Africa. This database model provides the foundation on which further transport justice tools are to be created. These transport justice tools aim to assist with redressing shortcomings in transport …
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Application of rules of transportation planning based on principles of transport justice developed by Karel Martens in Windhoek
Transportation planning over the years focused on providing mobility for car users. The focus on mobility has left people who cannot afford automobiles without access to different activities within their societies. The lack of access, in turn, resulted in social exclusion. In the book ‘Transport …