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Apr 26, 2012

Urban Transportation Planning Statute Change in China

Publication: International Conference on Transportation Engineering 2009

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As Chinese cities' social and economic development continue to advance in the 21st century, Urbanization and Motorization form the main facet of the Urban Transportation development. Transportation, resource, environment, besides economic problems, are becoming the dominant urban development factors . On the one hand, the construction of urban transport infrastructure are subject to intensive use of land, it is not practical to build more to meet the transport demand; On the other hand, when the traffic congestion is turning into a normal type, the economic leading role of the transport is less effective, while its ability to ensure urban social and economical security increases. Traditionally, urban transportation planning is belonging to urban comprehensive plan legal system, and it focuses on the contents of a simple layout and size of the facilities. So when land resources and environmental resources becomes the bottleneck of urban and transport development, urban planners and managers, especially the decision-makers need pay more attention to transport organization planning, network building, system operation as a whole. It leads to the a corresponding adjust of basis of the Statute for urban transport planning. This article aims to the Metropolitans such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, as well as some other big cities like Hangzhou, Tianjin, Shenzhen, to find out the planning implementation and planning process, besides some mature cases in the United States, Europe and Japan to wider our case studies and theoretical research, through both qualitative and quantitative way to explore the urban transport planning Statute innovation. The major findings and lessons from this application are discussed, together with conclusions and Observations, ianregarding further potentials and refinements.

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International Conference on Transportation Engineering 2009
Pages: 1772 - 1777

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Published online: Apr 26, 2012

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Mingquan Wang [email protected]
Wang Mingquan, PhD Student, School of Transportation Engineering (STE), Tongji University, Shanghai 200092, China;. E-mail: [email protected]
Ying Hui
Doctor of STE, Tongji University
Dongyuan Yang
Vice-president of Tongji University, Professor of STE, Tongji University; Vice-Director, Transportation Engineering Center of China
Yali Zhao
Doctor of STE, Tongji University
Xiaofa Shi
Associate Professor, STE, Tongji University

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