Assessing The Intersected Relationship Between Land Use And Transportation Planning
https://doi.org/10.24057/2071-9388-2022-008
Abstract
This research analyses the causes of traffic congestion in urban corridors. It specifically studies the intersected relationship between land-use and transportation planning by examining Al-Madina Al Monawara street in Amman, the capital of Jordan, as a case study. Techniques implemented in data collection are personal observations, traffic counts, land use maps and questionnaires. The methods applied in analysing the collected traffic counts are: Level of Service (LOS), Automatic Traffic Counters (ATC) and Trip Attraction Analysis (TAA). The outcome of the research verified the relationship between the high level of traffic, where the traffic exceeds the actual capacity of the street by 43%, and the unregulated land use planning where 85% of the existing buildings along the street are commercial. The findings of this research will help to establish an assessment tool for testing the impacts of transportation and land use in congested developing cities. This study is important since transportation solutions receive little attention by planner’s development agendas in Jordan and the neighbouring countries.
About the Authors
Raed Al TalJordan
Department of Architecture and Interior Architecture
P.O. Box 35247, 11180, Amman
Rawan Theodory
Jordan
Department of Architecture and Interior Architecture
P.O. Box 35247, 11180, Amman
Subhi M. Bazlamit
Jordan
Faculty of Engineering ,Department of Civil Engineering
Amman
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For citations:
Tal R.A., Theodory R., Bazlamit S.M. Assessing The Intersected Relationship Between Land Use And Transportation Planning. GEOGRAPHY, ENVIRONMENT, SUSTAINABILITY. 2022;15(4):80-89. https://doi.org/10.24057/2071-9388-2022-008