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Measuring Urbanity One Block at a Time: The Neighborhood Transit Readiness Scorecard
July 1, 2011|Carolina Planning Journal, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
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This paper outlines a methodology that assesses urbanity in three dimensions (density, diversity, and design) and creates a combined scorecard that weights each dimension according to its influence on transit usage and walkability. Using no proprietary methods, this approach can be repeated by any individual or local government with GIS software and basic internet access. The resulting measurements can be used by communities to assess what types of investments and regulatory changes are necessary to create more transit and pedestrian-friendly communities.
How Pedestrian-Friendly and Transit-Friendly is Your Neighborhood? The Neighborhood Transit Readiness Scorecard
September 29, 2010|NC American Planning Association Conference Presentation
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This presentation goes as follows:
Should you really stick around for the rest of this session?
What do we mean when we say “urban”?
Influence of the“3 D’s”(Density, Diversity, Design) on transit usage and walking propensity
Measuring the 3 D’s: How we did it & Results
Using the Results in Community Decision-making
Measuring the 3 D’s: How you can do it
What do we mean when we say “urban”?
Influence of the“3 D’s”(Density, Diversity, Design) on transit usage and walking propensity
Measuring the 3 D’s: How we did it & Results
Using the Results in Community Decision-making
Measuring the 3 D’s: How you can do it
Transit Agency Partnering in Supporting Development Around Rail Transit Stations, APTA 1999 Commuter Rail/Rapid Transit Conference Proceedings Paper
January 1, 1999|APTA
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With the growth of rail transit in the United States, transit agencies are engaging in a number of creative partnerships to support transit-oriented developments (TODs) around rail transit stations. Recent experience with rail projects in the United States reveals a number of strategies that transit agencies use to support TODs. This report presents a summary of recent transit agency practice with transitoriented development. This summary is based on materials produced by each agency highlighting their approaches to supporting transit-oriented developments and on interviews with key staff at each agency.
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