Transitioning from transit oriented development to development oriented transit : a case study of the Gold Coast light rail project
David Mepham
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David Mepham
Abstract
This thesis is a case study undertaken to understand how Transit Oriented Development objectives shape the transit planning process and outcomes. The method draws on documentary research and in-depth interviews which highlight the experience of key informants in the planning and design of the Gold Coast Rapid Transport project, an urban light rail, due to open in mid-2014, connecting a string of high density coastal centres.
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This thesis is a case study undertaken to understand how Transit Oriented Development objectives shape the transit planning process and outcomes. The method draws on documentary research and in-depth interviews which highlight the experience of key informants in the planning and design of the Gold Coast Rapid Transport project, an urban light rail, due to open in mid-2014, connecting a string of high density coastal centres.
Key concepts: Transit (satellite), Gold coast, Transit-oriented development, Light rail transit, Light rail, Transport engineering, Engineering, Geography