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URBAN RENEWAL AND MASS TRANSPORTATION PLANNING

William L. Slayton

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Urban transportation is a major problem in most U.S. cities, and is a vital consideration in all kinds of urban planning. To be successful, urban transportation planning should be coordinated with other aspects of urban planning, such as planning for highways and other traffic elements. This article discusses urban renewal within the context of urban planning, and focuses on the importance of integrating future urban renewal and transportation planning efforts from the perspective of 1962.

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Urban transportation is a major problem in most U.S. cities, and is a vital consideration in all kinds of urban planning. To be successful, urban transportation planning should be coordinated with other aspects of urban planning, such as planning for highways and other traffic elements. This article discusses urban renewal within the context of urban planning, and focuses on the importance of integrating future urban renewal and transportation planning efforts from the perspective of 1962.

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Urban transportation is a major problem in most U.S. cities, and is a vital consideration in all kinds of urban planning. To be successful, urban transportation planning should be coordinated with other aspects of urban planning, such as planning for highways and other traffic elements. This article discusses urban renewal within the context of urban planning, and focuses on the importance of integrating future urban renewal and transportation planning efforts from the perspective of 1962.

Key concepts: Transportation planning, Urban planning, Site plan, Transport engineering, Environmental planning, Context (archaeology), Land-use planning, Urban density

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