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Online TDM Encyclopedia - Car Free Planning
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "Car-Free Planning Reducing Automobile Travel at Particular Times and Places ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TDM Encyclopedia Victoria Transport Policy Institute ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Updated DATE \@ "d MMMM yyyy" 22 July 2008 This chapter describes planning strategies to reduce automobile travel at particular times and places, and to create pedestrian oriented streets. Description Car-Free Planning involves designing particular areas for minimal automobile use. · Developing urban districts (such as a downtown or residential neighborhood) where personal automobiles are unnecessary and automobile traffic is restricted. Such restrictions can be part- or full-time, and often include exceptions for delivery vehicles, taxis, and vehicles for people with disabilities. · Housing developments where residents are discouraged from owning private cars. · Pedestrian-oriented commercial streets where driving is discouraged or prohibited. · Resorts and parks that encourage or require non-automotive access. · Car-free days and car-free events. · Temporary restrictions on driving, such as during an air pollution emergencies or a major sport event that would otherwise create excessive traffic problems. Pedestrian-Oriented Commercial Areas Pedestrianized commercial districts (“Mainstreets”) can be important for urban revitalization, although they must be carefully implemented to be effective (West, 1990; Robertson, 1990; Tyler, 1999). They can help create a lively and friendly environment that attracts residents and visitors. So" .... read entire page
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