Lecture

Urban Transport: Services and Actors

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This lecture explores the urban transport system in African cities, focusing on private transport services. It discusses the rise of private transport companies in Sub-Saharan Africa, their challenges in meeting demand, and the informal and artisanal transport sectors. Definitions and perspectives on informal transport are analyzed, along with the key factors for success in the transport industry. The presentation also delves into specific examples of collective transport networks in Dakar during the late 1990s, highlighting the diverse modes of transportation available. The lecture concludes by emphasizing the importance of recognizing and supporting sustainable transport solutions in African urban areas.

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