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3.4 SOURCES OF DATA

The source of data for this research is mainly the field source of collection. This involves the collection of data from the sampled motor parks and stations. It is also coupled with oral interview of the commuters, drivers and Managers in those motor parks and stations. 3.5 TYPES OF DATA Primary data and secondary data 3.5.1. PRIMARY DATA Primary Source of Data, are data collected...

CHAPTER THREE

3.0 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY This chapter deals with the population of the study, sampling techniques, samples size and procedures used in data collection. It also showed the type of data needed, the instrument used in the collection of data and the sources of data. It again explained the analytical method used in the interpretation analysis of the data collected. 3.1 POPULATION OF...

2.5 PROBLEMS OF TRANSPORTATION

Dr Kunle (1986) NISER; the problems of transportation, argued that “the wrong diagnosis of the identified problem has been the major cause”. He went further to state that investment on road transport infrastructural facilities in the major urban centres of Nigeria are heavily biased in favour of private transport especially cars. He finally concluded by saying that the first problem...

2.3 EFFECTS OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES ON TRNSPORT PATTERNS

According to O’ connor (1965) transport geography was concerned almost with the effect of economic activities on transport patterns, with explanation of traffic flows, and with description of transport system. Robert (1978) identified that the availability and prices of transportation services in an economy has a decided impact on overall .prices level, because transportation costs comprise part...

CHAPTER TWO

2.0 LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1 INTRODUCTION Many transportation studies have been carried out in recent years (Hurst 1973). According to Gauthier (1970) and Hoyle (1973) the increasing interest is due partly to the tremendous impact of transportation...

1.7.3 CLIMATE

Enugu is a climatic zone that has intermingled characteristics by two seasons the wet and dry seasons (Iloeje, 1981). The rainy season commences fully when the inter-tropical discontinuity is around latitude 60N, which is usually in late April or early May, and lasts till late October (Oboli, 1981). ...

1.7.2 GEOLOGY, RELIEF AND DRAINAGE

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