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Pablo Salazar Ferro2012

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Hybrid urban transport systems in developing countries: Portents and prospects

Pablo Salazar Ferro · Roger Behrens · Peter J. Wilkinson

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2007Urban Transit Systems and Technology 2008Urban Transit Systems and Technology 2008Stuck in traffic : urban transport in Africa 2002Accra 2006Effective regulation for sustainable public transport in developing countries 2008Bus Rapid Transit: IsTransmilenioa Miracle Cure?2010Engaging paratransit on public transport reform initiatives in South Africa: A critique of policy and an investigation of appropriate engagement approaches

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Year2012

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Published2012-06-30

VenueResearch in Transportation Economics

ISSN-L0739-8859

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Citations62

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