TY - JOUR
T1 - Travel plans for new residential developments
T2 - A synthesis of research findings
AU - De Gruyter, Chris
AU - Rose, Geoffrey
AU - Currie, Graham
N1 - This paper has been critically reviewed by at least two recognised experts in the relevant field. It builds upon an earlier paper originally presented at the
37th Australasian Transport Research Forum held in Sydney in October 2015.
First received: December 2015. (Page 59 of article)
PY - 2015/12/1
Y1 - 2015/12/1
N2 - This paper presents a synthesis of findings from a three-year research program focused on travel plans for new residential developments. Travel plans can be required through the landuse planning and approvals process as a way to encourage new residents to reduce their demand for car travel, and to use more sustainable forms of transport. However, research into travel plans at new residential developments has been limited to date, particularly in terms of understanding their effectiveness. The aim of the research program was to assess the effectiveness of travel plans for new residential developments, and to also identify opportunities to enhance their effectiveness.
AB - This paper presents a synthesis of findings from a three-year research program focused on travel plans for new residential developments. Travel plans can be required through the landuse planning and approvals process as a way to encourage new residents to reduce their demand for car travel, and to use more sustainable forms of transport. However, research into travel plans at new residential developments has been limited to date, particularly in terms of understanding their effectiveness. The aim of the research program was to assess the effectiveness of travel plans for new residential developments, and to also identify opportunities to enhance their effectiveness.
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M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:85019715656
VL - 24
SP - 59
EP - 72
JO - Road and Transport Research
JF - Road and Transport Research
SN - 1037-5783
IS - 4
ER -