You are trying to write what you really don't know at all: can you justify the importance of one lane road against a tall building in Urban Transportation? Don't repeat such a rubbish sense of humour at all.
If you one of those thinking so you must understand that, you are lagging behind the education and economical indicators of transportation, if not ignorance. In Urban transportation road is nothing but a transport to Job, hospital and economic activities, which if we can attain in sustainable design people could even walk to Job and those mall (building) are the Job places and where economical activities are executed.
Try to focus and go school if what to know this.
Mkuu umeni-PM kuwa nije kujibu hoja, nikafungua haraka niione hiyo hoja. I though this is a place to gain knowledge after I perused your post I have seen some assignments which you have given me and that truly stops me to discuss with you genius
1. My all posts will be rubbish
2. I am ignorant though I am Civil engineer
3. I have to go to school of economics first
However out of my my rubbish and ignorances I may have this inputs which are facts and possibly may help you if you want! WATU HAWATUMII BARABARA KWA KWENDA KAZINI TU! isichekeshe watu!
Try to read this:
Transportation concerns the movement of products from a source-such as a plant, factory, or work-shop-to a destination-such as a warehouse, customer, or retail store. Transportation may take place via air, water, rail, road, pipeline, or cable routes, using planes, boats, trains, trucks, and telecommunications equipment as the means of transportation. The goal for any business owner is to minimize transportation costs while also meeting demand for products. Transportation costs generally depend upon the distance between the source and the destination, the means of transportation chosen, and the size and quantity of the product to be shipped. In many cases, there are several sources and many destinations for the same product, which adds a significant level of complexity to the problem of minimizing transportation costs. For examples, the United States boasts the world's largest and most complex transportation system, with four million miles worth of roads, a railroad network that could circle the earth almost seven times if laid out in a straight line, and enough oil and gas lines to circle the globe 56 times.
The decisions a business owner must make regarding transportation of products are closely related to a number of other distribution issues. For example, the accessibility of suitable means of transportation factors into decisions regarding where best to locate a business or facility. The means of transportation chosen will also affect decisions regarding the form of packing used for products and the size or frequency of shipments made. Although transportation costs may be reduced by sending larger shipments less frequently, it is also necessary to consider the costs of holding extra inventory. The interrelationship of these decisions means that successful planning and scheduling can help business owners to save on transportation costs
Hiyo ni kipande tu ukitaka hesabu nitaenda shule na nitakumwagia hapahapa ila tu itategemea kama response yako ya matusi itapungua ukiendeleza MATUSI basi chukua ushindi! maana mpaka unani-PM ni kuwa unataka sana ligi wengine hatuko hivyo 'tunachema' tunachokijua na kamwe hutakuta NGUVU NDANI YA HOJA!!! rubbish, ignorance nenda shule...why are you using these words?? kua kidogo tu mkuu usijiabishe tena!
Mtaalamu wa uchumi ebu tusaidie miaka 50 ijayo you will still need the building there! au an art of vision does is not applicable to you!
Let me go to school first!