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Understanding Public Transport URDU)
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In Pakistan it seems as if Public transport is an expensive bus systems on stilts—platformed roads that divide the city.
We learn here from Mohamed Rizwan, a transport engineer involved in designing transport systems in the UAE, that there is more than one mode of mobility in the city.
He tells how they think of transport in the UAE. And we all know how advanced UAE is in terms of thinking of transport.
Learn from this how important it is to think of mobility for all in a cohesive city rather than just cars and buses as our planners do.
I wonder why no one treats this topic as subject of research in Pakistan. It is well worth writing some papers on.
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