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PLANNING, TRANSPORTATION, AND THE SMALL CITY

Ralph Gakenheimer

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This article discusses the relationships that exist between the planning of urban transportation and the planning of cities, and focuses on planning and transportation issues as they affect and relate to small cities.

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This article discusses the relationships that exist between the planning of urban transportation and the planning of cities, and focuses on planning and transportation issues as they affect and relate to small cities.

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This article discusses the relationships that exist between the planning of urban transportation and the planning of cities, and focuses on planning and transportation issues as they affect and relate to small cities.

Key concepts: Transportation planning, Urban planning, Transport engineering, Environmental planning, Business, Land-use planning, Regional planning, Site plan

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