Publisher's Synopsis
With such vast quantities of urban dwellers, it is not surprising to find that the state of public transport is an issue of great concern throughout the Third World. In addition to the well-being of its users, public transport plays a vital role in the productivity of cities which in turn has a direct bearing on national economies. This review has been undertaken in recognition of the importance and magnitude of public transport in Third World Cities. Its purpose is to provide a concise and comprehensive insight into the subject, with illustrative case studies.
