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Four truths about roads and ‘unfinished’ freeways

Some years ago exasperated Professor of Transport Policy, Phil Goodwin…

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‘Unfinished’ Foreshore Freeways – An unexpected monument to struggle?

  It’s almost fifty years since construction on the ‘unfinished’…

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Small is beautiful: on NMT infrastructure

  "Without large and expensive investments for public (mass) transport…

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The catastrophic consequences of demolishing freeways. Not.

There has been an air of impossibility surrounding discussions about…

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Cape Town 2050?

What, I was asked, did I think that Cape Town…

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  • What do we mean by low carbon transport? Understanding how people move in Cape Town
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  • “This was different”: The MAPS programme and southern climate change mitigation practices as ‘southern theory’
  • IMPOVERISHED DATA: EXPERIENCES AND LESSONS IN COLLECTING CAPE TOWN DATA FOR THE MILLENNIUM CITIES
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  • Engineering the Foreshore Freeway in the 1950s: Materiality of the comprehensive, located, measurable, three-dimensional “giant” view
  • BUILDING THE FORESHORE FREEWAYS: The politics of a freeway “artefact”
  • Sustainable transport indicators for Cape Town, South Africa: Advocacy, negotiation and partnership in transport planning practice
  • Independent “Sustainability Review” of the Draft
  • A NOTE ON THE REDUCTION IN ECONOMIC BENEFITS DUE TO INDUCED TRAFFIC, FOLLOWING ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT IN
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  • Instilling Pro-poor Values into Transport Assessment
  • Extending Debate on Contested Spaces: Urban Arterials
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