Transit oriented development
Alternative labels
Transit oriented planning
Transport development
Conference paper
Why Melbourne kept its trams
Why did Melbourne keep its trams, especially during the 1950s and 1960s when other Australian capital cities, the major cities in New Zealand, the UK and Ireland, and most US and Canadian cities didn’t? Melbourne now has the largest tramway system in the world, as measured by route length, though not by passenger numbers. This...
Strategy
Whitehorse Integrated Transport Strategy 2011
This strategy document creates a framework to consider the different modes of transport available to the Whitehorse community and provides direction to facilitate travel options and networks that are sustainable, convenient, accessible and safe.
Conference paper
Enabling city sustainability through transport systems: moving from vision to reality
This paper discusses sustainability in relation to transport within cities and outlines some practical methods for enabling this to happen.
Conference paper
Transit oriented development: When is a TOD not a TOD?
This paper draws on studies of international practice, particularly in US cities comparable in density and level of car dependence to Australian cities. Major obstacles to transit-oriented development (TOD) and factors which lead to optimal developments are examined, as well as the its potential benefits.
Conference paper
Infrastructure for knowledge productivity: TOD’s in Kansai and Western Australia
Based on empirical research, this paper argues that urban planning and design can positively contribute to sustainable national economic health and work productivity by strengthening local knowledge resources and networks.