
Travel by Design
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Content
- Intro
- Contents
- 1: An Overview of Travel by Design
- Urban Design and Transportation Planning
- Travel by Design?
- Will the New Designs Work?
- Will the New Designs Be Implemented?
- Urban Design in the Context of Transportation Policy
- 2: The Trouble with Traffic
- The Theory of Social Costs
- Air Quality Regulation and Automobile Emissions
- Traffic Congestion
- Neighborhood Quality of Life
- Summary
- 3: Studies of Urban Form and Travel
- The Influence of Transportation on Urban Form
- The Influence of Urban Form on Travel
- Hypothetical Studies
- Descriptive Studies
- Multivariate Statistical Studies
- Summary
- 4: The Demand for Travel
- A Behavioral Framework
- The Generic Impacts of Design Features on Travel
- Issues for Applied Empirical Work
- An Empirical Strategy
- Summary
- 5: An Empirical Study of Travel Behavior
- Overview and Data
- Base Models
- Incorporating Choices About Residential Location: An Empirical Model
- Incorporating Choices About Residential Location: Results
- Summary and Discussion
- 6: Neighborhood Supply Issues
- Neighborhood Supply
- Market Failure and Government Failure
- Planning Incentives
- Policy and Neighborhood Supply
- 7: Transit-Oriented Planning
- Transit-Oriented Planning
- Evidence from Southern California
- Interpreting the Evidence
- Two Behavioral Models of Transit-Oriented Planning
- Summary
- 8: A Case Study of Planning
- Data Sources and Background
- Transit-Oriented Development in the City of La Mesa
- Transit-Oriented Development in the City of San Diego
- Barriers to TOD Implementation in San Diego County
- Summary
- 9: Lessons for Research and Practice
- The Influence of the Built Environment on Travel
- Neighborhood Supply Obstacles
- Is Urban Design Good Transportation Policy?
- Policy Implications: Incentive versus Outcome Regulation
- Directions for Future Research
- Appendix: Data and Data Collection Methods for Chapter 7
- Notes
- References
- Index
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- I
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