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    Population expanded, child labour occurred, communication increased around the world, and transport was created. Transport was one of the biggest change that occurred during the industrialisation of the world. Before the Industrial Revolution the transportation in Britain was very basic. Horse carriages and boats were the main way to transport. It took several days to travel between towns, roads were poor and railways were non-existent. It took weeks or months to send mail, or to send goods…

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    Nowadays, most of the developing countries aim to improve their public transportation services so as to reduce traffic congestion and face the increased private cars ownership. Many systems have been proposed to improve the level of service of public transit. One of these systems is the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) which combines the exclusive right of way, speed and reliability of railways and the flexibility and cost saving of buses. A number of cities use road lanes that are fully dedicated to…

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    emitting vehicles that provide public transportation. The People Mover is the public transportation company that gives the people in Anchorage5. The Department of Transportation (DoT) needs to review and possibly see on how the People Mover and the idea of a light rail system would go hand in hand. Most of the major cities in the lower 48 such as Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, and Phoenix have light rail systems for public transportation. Online transportation companies such as Uber and Lyft…

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    and driving is a major issue that can be lowered if more free transportation methods, solely to drive the impaired home, were created. Creating a free transportation…

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    Sacred Journeys: Lourdes

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    even religious. People are said to come to Lourdes because, for whatever reason they choose to believe, healing happens at Lourdes, whether it be a miracle, or work of God. However, in my opinion, modern technological advances, specifically in transportation, have made a huge difference between the modern and medieval pilgrimage journey. Due to these advances, pilgrimage experience, duration, and worldliness have improved, shortened, and increased…

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    the ocean each year. It traps and kills thousands of animals, which has a great impact on the supply and demand of the economy. So we need to take care of this wonderful gift. The ocean impacts the tourism and recreation, living resources, and transportation in an economy. The fact that 50 percent of the U.S. population lives within 50 miles of the coast shows, without a doubt, the economy is going to revolve around the…

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    things need to happen to be able to successfully hold new large populations in urban areas, there needs to be employment opportunities, there needs to be sufficient infrastructure that is built up to a certain standard, and there needs to be a transportation system that is adequate for any given amount of people.…

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    deterring terrorism, and with Congressional Acts such as the Maritime Security Transportation Act, with multiple agencies working together with a common goal to reduce the likelihood of terrorist attacks or have a unified response established for security incidents. 1. Introduction of your topic that will be a homeland security program chosen by you at either the local, state, tribal, or federal levels. The Maritime Transportation Security Act (MTSA) was set forth by the United States…

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    and under state law as a Regional Transportation Planning Agency and a Council of Governments. The SCAG region encompasses six counties (Imperial, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura) and 191 cities in an area covering more than 38,000 square miles. Agencies responsibilities:  Maintain a continuous, comprehensive, and coordinated planning process (the “3 Cs”) resulting in a Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) and a Federal Transportation Improvement Program (FTIP) …

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    Traffic In Jakarta Essay

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    of public transportation and the slow-growth of roads to accommodate cars to travel on to As a city that is ranked to be the worst in traffic in the world, the largest problem that Jakarta has to overcome is the challenge of having an impacted amount of commuters getting in and out of Jakarta. With an…

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