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Pipe Dreams: The Shortcomings of Ideologically Based Planning

The planning authorities in Sydney have justified their emphasis on urban consolidation in large part because of the alleged benefits in relieving congestion. A review of the experience in metropolises overseas indicates that this is a pipedream. Urban consolidation in Sydney will add to congestion because there is no consequent link with greater public transport use.

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