Title
Indigenous communities: Transport disadvantage and Aboriginal communities
Document Type
Edited Book
Publication Date
2007
Subject Area
Location - Remote, Population - Indigenous people - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Transport policy - Transport disadvantage
Abstract
This chapter provides a review of transport disadvantage in the context of Indigenous Australians with a more specific focus on remote Australia. It identifies transport related disadvantages associated with Indigenous communities, discusses travel behaviour pattens and identifies transport needs and problems. It discusses Aboriginal issues of disadvantage generally and how these affect access to transport. It identifies issues of Aboriginal transport disadvantage relating to life in remote regions, the importance of the motor vehicle in Aboriginal life, issues regarding access to motor vehicles, the importance of culture and the appropriateness of existing services with regard to Indigenous Australians.
Recommended Citation
Currie Graham, Senbergs Zed. Indigenous communities. No Way to Go 2007; (1): 9.1–9.12.
