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What will it take to shift mobility in Tokyo from good to great?

With a clean, efficient and affordable transport system, there has been little call for change, writes Megan Lampinen

Tokyo is the most densely populated prefecture in Japan and yet it has earned a reputation for efficient and clean transport. Taxis play a big role, but it's the mass transport that handles the bulk of the city's mobility needs. An extensive subway system runs below the streets, while a host of buses and trains ferry commuters and residents above. Images of rush-hour crowds may have gained worldwide attention, but there's an overriding lack of complaints, pushing or chaos. Order reigns, as do good manners.

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