Priority and optimisation : public transport design guidance.

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Title

Priority and optimisation : public transport design guidance.

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National Library of New Zealand

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National Library of New Zealand Catalogue

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''The Public Transport Design Guidance series, of which this document is a part, supports road controlling authorities – regional and local councils, and public transport contracting authorities and consultants to deliver consistent and user-centric public transport infrastructure...The public transport priority and optimisation topic sets out the tools needed to plan, design, implement and monitor street-based public transport priority and optimisation''--Page 5..

Format

Book

Date created

2023.

Creator

Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/53605645

Related subjects

Transportation -- New Zealand / Roads -- New Zealand -- Design and construction / Sustainable design -- New Zealand

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