The Transportation/Land Use Connection

Abstract

Highways have had a tremendous impact on the patterns of land development in American cities. The land-use changes enabled by better roadways--and encouraged by land-use and public-facility policies--rapidly increased travel demand. This report concludes that integrating land use and transportation at the regional level is the best answer to traffic congestion and a host of other urban ills. It looks at ways to identify and measure the interactions between land use and transportation, presents current research, and makes recommendations for change.

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