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    Transpor

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    1.0 Catalyst for the Urban

    Form.

    1.1 Travel Time Budget 1.2 Walking C

    DIAGRAM 1. TRAVEL TIME BUDGET AND THE SIZE OFCITIES

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    MAP 2.MAP OF 1941 CHRISTCHURCH

    1.3 Transit Cities

    10 KM

    1.4 Automobi

    Source: christchurch city libraries, http://goo.gl/fFJS1

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    MAP 3.MAP OF PRESENT CHRISTCHURCH

    30 KM

    1.5 Comparin

    Transit and A

    Cities

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    DIAGRAM 1. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRANSPORATION AND ECONOMIC IMPACTS

    DIAGRAM 2.TRANSPORT

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    GRAPH 3.NEW ZEALANDS TOTAL GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION FROM 1990 TO 2009

    GRAPH 4.CO2 EMISSIONS FROM ALL TRANSPORT IN NEW ZEALAND, BY MODE

    0

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    TotalemissionsAgriculture

    Energy

    Industrialprocesses

    Waste

    MtCO2equivalent

    2009

    2008

    2007

    2006

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    1990

    Source:MinistryoftheEnvironment

    Source:LandTransp

    ortNZ

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    DIAGRAM 3. THE VICIOUS CIRCLE OF BUS V.S CARS

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    Cars per Houseold:

    Auckland: 0.85Christchurch: 0.95

    Mono-centric urbanform:Heavy congestionsat CBD destinations

    Buses share thesame congestions

    12 Electric trams intro-duced in New Zealandcities and towns.First time electric-ity was used as sourceof transport energy,replacing horse / steampower

    Tram AdvancementStops

    First World Warexposed soldiers tothe use of trucks.Many soldiers setup small bus com-panies and trucking

    repair services.

    Trams startsancillarybus servicesrunning tothose areasnot servicedby trams

    Second WorldWarRestrictionson car use andpetrol raion-ing boostedpatrongage.(Tramway pa-tronage peak)

    Constraintson private caruptake disap-pearsFuel and tyrerestrictionsease out

    Great Wealth ofNew ZealandPrivate carownership anduse increasedrapidly

    Cities Expand.Entering theautomobilecity

    Tram systemsreplaced by busbased systems

    Great DepressionReduced Economicactivity

    GRAPH 7. GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION: RISE AND DECLINE OF NEW ZEALAND PUBLIC TRANSPORT

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    Transportation

    IMAGE 1.CANTERBURY REGIONAL LAND TRANSPORT STRATEGY 2012 - 2042

    4.1 Household

    Patterns

    GRAPH 8.POPULATION T

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    GRAPH 10. VEHICLE OWNERSHIP PER CAPITA

    GRAPH 9. VEHICLE OWNERSHIP PER HOUSEHOLD

    -

    4.1.3 Househo

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    GRAPH 12. TRENDS IN NZ GDP PER PERSON: 1970 - 2006

    GRAPH 13. TRENDS IN AVERAGE REAL CAR PRICES: 1970 - 2006

    GRAPH 14. THREE-YEARGDP PER PER

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    4.2 Travel Modes

    DIAGRAM 4.MODE SHARE FOR ALL TRIPS / WO RK IN CHRISTCHURCH

    Drive and Walk

    Car /Van Driver

    Car /Van Passenger

    Pedestrian

    Cyclist

    Public Transport (bus/train/ferry)

    Other Household Travel

    MODE SHAREFOR ALL TRIPS 49%

    25%

    20%

    2%1%3%

    MODE SHAREJOURNEY TO WORK 76%

    3%

    7%

    4%2%

    4%