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Transport: key to the future of cities

Harvey S. Perloff

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The greater mobility afforded by improved transport is highly valued by today’s urban resident. Transport has made city dwellers the beneficiaries of more time, more space, and more opportunity for a fuller life. It may be called a resource-enriching (as well as a resource-using) element in urban life.

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The greater mobility afforded by improved transport is highly valued by today’s urban resident. Transport has made city dwellers the beneficiaries of more time, more space, and more opportunity for a fuller life. It may be called a resource-enriching (as well as a resource-using) element in urban life.

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The greater mobility afforded by improved transport is highly valued by today’s urban resident. Transport has made city dwellers the beneficiaries of more time, more space, and more opportunity for a fuller life. It may be called a resource-enriching (as well as a resource-using) element in urban life.

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