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    Faculty of Engineering & the Built Environment Centre for Transport Studies Masters’ Thesis THE ROLE OF BUS RAPID TRANSIT IN IMPROVING PUBLIC TRANSPORT LEVELS OF SERVICE‚ PARTICULARLY FOR THE URBAN POOR USERS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT A case of Cape Town‚ South Africa Due Date: May 2011 Prepared by: Lorita Maunganidze (MNGLOR002) Cape Town South Africa Prepared for: Professor Romano Del Mistro Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment Transport Studies Programme University of Cape Town South

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    Should kids wear seat belts on the bus? Even though the seat belts are tight and uncomfortable‚ they help keep kids safe in a car accident. It helps people prevent breaking bones‚ It helps keep kids safe on a bus‚ and It decreases the amount of death that happens in a car accident. Kids in a bus should wear a seatbelt for safety reasons. On a bus‚ a kid without a seatbelt would get horribly injured in a crash. “Seat Belts prevent driver and passengers from being ejected during a crash”(cdc.gov)

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    May. 7‚ 2013 Police Stop-And-Frisk Program in Bronx is ruled Unconstitutional In this article by Joseph Goldstein‚ facts point out that N.Y.P.D.’s rule to stop and frisk has been ruled Unconstitutional. Judge‚ Shira A. Scheindlin of Federal District court in Manhattan‚ said “Officers were routinely stopping people outside the buildings without reasonable suspicion that they were trespassing”. With this stop-and-frisk program innocent people are being

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    The Universal Serial Bus (USB) The Universal Serial Bus (USB) is a device that was created to standardize the connection types of computer peripherals‚ such as the keyboard and mouse‚ which traditionally had their own ports which they were plugged into. The USB was created in the mid 1990’s ‚ with an official release of the “USB 1.0” in January 1996 and since then the design has been improved as well as other types of USB connections available‚ such as type A and B‚ Mini A and Mini B‚ as

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    The Montgomery Bus Boycott was one of the major events in history and one of the most successful boycotts in history. The event took place in December 5th 1955-December 20th 1956. It started when Rosa Parks was arrested when she wouldn’t give up her seat to a white person. She was the 3rd person to be arrested for not giving her seat up. After that the black community made an organization called Montgomery Improvement Association. The black community elected Martin Luther King Jr. as the president

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    possibility of a bus boycott. September 1 - Martin Luther King Jr. becomes the pastor of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery. 1955: March 2 - Claudette Colvin‚ a fifteen year old African American‚ is arrested for violating the bus segregation laws. October 21 - Mary Louise Smith‚ a eighteen year old African American‚ is arrested for violating the bus segregation laws. December 1 - Rosa Parks‚ an African American‚ is arrested for violating the bus segregation laws and

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    The Montgomery Bus Boycott The Montgomery bus boycott changed the way people lived and reacted to each other. The American civil rights movement began a long time ago‚ as early as the seventeenth century‚ with blacks and whites all protesting slavery together. The peak of the civil rights movement came in the 1950’s starting with the successful bus boycott in Montgomery Alabama. The civil rights movement was lead by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.‚ who preached nonviolence and love for your enemy

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    take the 31 bus to work now I wish I can finally pass my road test so I can start driving. Today I have been embarrassed and humiliated and if I can sue you guys I will sure do it. I dread to see this lady driving the bus and I have no choice but to take it to work when I see her. Today was the last straw for me since nobody will complain about her pig like behavior. I have witness this lady scream at elderly people and I have also heard complaints from her. She use to work on the 8 bus line and now

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    TASK 1 You live on a road that is a main bus route to the local secondary school. During the cold weather‚ your road did not get gritted. Write a letter to the council persuading them that your road needs to be made a priority road for gritting. The council’s address is: Suffolk County Council Headquarters Prospects House Main Street Ipswich IS4 0TV Dear Sir I am writing this letter of complaint to express my dissatisfaction with the standard of gritting which was not carried

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    The Montgomery Bus Boycott brought together 45‚000 members of the black community in Montgomery‚ Alabama. This was made possible through careful planning‚ organization and cooperation among a few important groups of people. The Women’s Political Council (WPC)‚ the black churches of Montgomery and The Montgomery Improvement Association MIA) were the three main institutions behind the success of the boycott. The Women’s Political Council was the first suggest the idea of a bus boycott in order to

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