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Assessing the Suitability of Cycle Infrastructure in Kathmandu

Ghising et al., 2022

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11841800889032229237
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Ghising N
Singh S
Keitsch M
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Current urban mobility patterns are defined by continual urban growth, unrestrained road widening, and continued congestion. Sustainable transportation emerges in this setting to mitigate the negative impact of rising urban mobility and to promote more ecologically …
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