3.4.4 Transport
The need for transport is governed by the demand for movement due to two main
purposes:
1. For access – access to workplaces, schools, shops, recreation, etc.
2. For mobility – it arises as a result of the desire for access.
Among the basic concepts for the development of cities lies the concept of
reducing the impact of transport. Therefore, managing the demand for movement
is essential. This can be achieved:
• by minimising the need for movement and
• by influencing the choice of transport mode.
3.4.5 Cars – An Expensive Asset
The attractions of using one’s own transport are well known. It has enormous
advantages namely:
Fig. 3.12 Bridges for pedestrian use can be enhanced with green features
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The need for transport is governed by the demand for movement due to two main
purposes:
1. For access – access to workplaces, schools, shops, recreation, etc.
2. For mobility – it arises as a result of the desire for access.
Among the basic concepts for the development of cities lies the concept of
reducing the impact of transport. Therefore, managing the demand for movement
is essential. This can be achieved:
• by minimising the need for movement and
• by influencing the choice of transport mode.
3.4.5 Cars – An Expensive Asset
The attractions of using one’s own transport are well known. It has enormous
advantages namely:
Fig. 3.12 Bridges for pedestrian use can be enhanced with green features
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