The Relationship Research Between Urban Land Use And Transportation Planning

Transit Oriented Development is the theory which was proposed by American scholar Peter Calthorp in 1980s later periods, the public transportation guidance development strategy which in order to avoid the problem of the compact auto oriented development. TOD as one kind of effective transportation and the land utilization coordinated development city development method, at present obtained in the world the very many national value and has carried on the successful practice, emerges one batch of TOD to develop the successful city, like city and area Hong Kong, Singapore, Toronto and so on. Presently, the domestic some scientific research institutions and the plan department also regarding this launch the research, unifies the city mass transit and the urban district transportation plan and even the urban planning, and has yielded some results.This paper puts forward that we should make use of the TOD theory in the development of urban. It based on the analyzing of the TOD theory, drawing on the foreign experience in theory and practice with the situation of our country.The first part based on analysis of.the relationship among the mobility, accessibility and develops direction, the paper analyses the relationship between land use and transportation.The second part based on citing the related theories and practice on abroad, the paper analyses a series of principles on Transit-Oriented Development and be beneficial to the comprehension on Transit-Oriented Development.The third part compares the affection on urban sprawl and land use of Car-Oriented Development with Transit-Oriented Development, drawing the conclusion that it should combine public traffic with urban space extending..The fourth part details and analyses the use of TOD in some large urban.The fifth part sums up the situation of the development of earth and the traffic of urban in our country, details the reason of them, analyses the advantages and lacks on TOD practice in our country, and put forwards to some feasible strategies and suggestion.The sixth part gives Wuhan as an example.