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Australia

We chose this country as it is very attractive for tourists and we think that the means of transport that, despite not being the newest and most luxurious, offer beautiful views and landscapes
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What are the most common types of transportation there?

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What are the most common types of transportation there?

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In Australia are 4 common types of transport
Public transport made up of buses, trains, ferries and trams.

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of transport there?

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of transport there?

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As we know Australia is a country of great tourism for its cities, architecture, and its exotic fauna and flora has a problem with transport, there is a lot of traffic in the cities due to tourism and taxis that transport them to tourists, just as it is a desert country with jungle presents a hot and humid climate which makes transports quite hot when traveling in them , in the trains there is a lot of humidity in the wagons which generates a bad smell

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Bus

Typically the cheapest public transport option in most countries, but often the least comfortable as well. Bus travel also usually takes much longer than the train or plane.

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Trains

Traveling by train has many things going for it. You get a continuous overview and often the opportunity to meet local people who are doing the same trip. Typically, the trains are affordable, environmentally friendly, scenic, sociable, and romantic.

However, trains can be a bureaucratic nightmare to book, for long trips they can be inconvenient.

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Do you think there’s a way to improve transportation or reduce traffic there?How?

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Do you think there’s a way to improve transportation or reduce traffic there?How?

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Option 1
Autonomous vehicles
A fourth criterion required to enable smart mobility to reduce traffic congestion is the evolution of autonomous vehicles. While still in development, autonomous vehicles are cars or trucks in which human drivers are not required.

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we should implement the use of police traffic personnel to free up the congested areas of the cities and thus reduce traffic in the area, in the case of ferries would be to buy more of these transports, since they have a limited quota and take a long time to transport you from one side of the canal to another

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Connected infrastructure
A required criterion to enable smart mobility to reduce traffic congestion is connected infrastructure. The different parts of a city's transportation system need to be connected to the cloud: traffic lights, cars, buses, trains, bicycles, people, maps, and even roads. This approach to the Internet of Things (IoT) allows location, speed, capacity, and other data to be collected, stored, and analyzed.