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1970 days ago

Is our transport system sustainable?

Macquarie from Owhiro Bay

Hello neighbours, My name is Mac Johnson and I am a year 13 student currently attending Rongotai College. For an NCEA level 3 geography assignment we have been assigned the task of conducting geographic research on a contemporary issue that we currently are facing or may face in the future as Wellingtonians, and my research is focused on the transport system and more specifically is it sustainable? And by Sustainable transport I'm meaning the broad subject of transport that is sustainable in the senses of social, environmental and climate impacts. Below i have linked a quick survey to do with this issue, and if you all could take just a little time out of your day to complete it I would be extremely appreciative, and who knows, your response might improve the sustainability of our transport system in the future!
Cheers in Advance.

p.s I've edited so it should be accessible for everyone now, sorry about that everyone!

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