Urban density is more cost-effective than urban sprawl - UITP
Urban density is more cost-effective than urban sprawl - UITP
Urban density is more cost-effective than urban sprawl - UITP
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Solution 16: Success breeds success<br />
Cities such as Bern, Switzerland have applied these policies<br />
with success.<br />
Source: Peter Schdeigger<br />
Investments in public transport alone cannot curb the<br />
increase in road traffic. It needs an integrated transport<br />
plan including land-use planning, parking policies and<br />
other measures. Success depends on a combination of<br />
political commitment and operational efficiency.<br />
Public transport services must be developed to get<br />
people to switch to public transport, as <strong>is</strong> shown in th<strong>is</strong><br />
graph from a small town in Switzerland.<br />
A combination of measures based on land-use planning, restriction<br />
of private car use and the promotion of public transport helps to<br />
overcome growth in traffic and congestion<br />
Volume in thousands per day<br />
More or less stable car traffic but signifiant increase of<br />
passengers using public transport<br />
Source: <strong>UITP</strong>