Understanding Land Use-Transport Integration: A Literature Review on Theories and Practices in Urban-Transport Planning

Bhavesh Umashankar Joshi

doi:10.3759/ttea.v3i3.2863

Trends in Transport Engineering and Applications

Understanding Land Use-Transport Integration: A Literature Review on Theories and Practices in Urban-Transport Planning

Bhavesh Umashankar Joshi

Abstract

For many years, it has been understood and can be generalized from various researches and quantitative modelling that there is a causal relationship between land-use typology and travel demand/behaviour as the former influences the later in urban areas. The idea of land-use transport integration models evolved due to the need felt by the urban planners and managers for quantitatively forecasting future pattern of city and regional development as well as a tool through which projections relating to evolution of cities could be tested and verified.

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Bhavesh Umashankar Joshi. Understanding Land Use-Transport Integration: A Literature Review on Theories and Practices in Urban-Transport Planning. Trends in Transport Engineering and Applications. 2019;3(3):54–67. https://doi.org/10.3759/ttea.v3i3.2863

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Journal: Trends in Transport Engineering and Applications
Issue: Volume 3, Issue 3 (2016)
Pages: 54–67
Published: July 20, 2019
DOI: 10.3759/ttea.v3i3.2863