Study on County Planning of Urban and Rural Passenger Transport Integration
Lu Yang Gong, Ying Jun Xu, Qin Feng Kong, Tie Jun Hu
Abstract
Lu Yang Gong, Ying Jun Xu, Qin Feng Kong, Tie Jun Hu
Abstract
In recent years, with the rapid development of integrative urban and rural passenger transport integration, many cities make planning of integrated urban and rural passenger transport, especially in county-level cities. There is a practical significance of planning of integrative of urban and rural passenger transport in guiding it development. This paper summarizes the practical experience of integrated planning of urban and rural passenger transport, proposed the general requirements, planning content, planning methods and techniques required of integrative urban and rural passenger transport planning. It provides reference for integrative urban and rural passenger transport planning of county-level cities.
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In recent years, with the rapid development of integrative urban and rural passenger transport integration, many cities make planning of integrated urban and rural passenger transport, especially in county-level cities. There is a practical significance of planning of integrative of urban and rural passenger transport in guiding it development. This paper summarizes the practical experience of integrated planning of urban and rural passenger transport, proposed the general requirements, planning content, planning methods and techniques required of integrative urban and rural passenger transport planning. It provides reference for integrative urban and rural passenger transport planning of county-level cities.
Key concepts: Passenger transport, Business, Environmental planning, Urban planning, Transportation planning, Transport engineering, Rural area, Regional science