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Planning Principles and Practices Victoria Transport Policy Institute 5 Planners must manage information flows, including gathering, organizing and distribution (Litman, 2006). Planners should anticipate questions and provide accurate and understandable information, using visual information (maps, graphs, tables, etc.) and appropriate examples.
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