Gender-biased transportation planning in sub-Saharan Africa with special reference to Cameroon

Major factors contributing to transport problems women face include societal attitudes, urban-biased development schemes, gender-based discriminatory transport policies, inappropriate spatial organization, and negative trends in the country's economy. Argues that the uniqueness of women-specific transport problems warrants special and calculated action on the part of planners and policy makers in a developing nation such as Cameroon. Suggests remedial steps.