Transportation, Land Use, and Environmental Planning

Transportation, Land Use, and Environmental Planning is a book that examines strategies for coordinating transportation systems, physical development, and environmental priorities. The text addresses fundamental community considerations, including public health, equity, housing affordability, and urban livability.

The volume investigates integrated infrastructure approaches alongside emerging mobility developments, such as automated highways. It outlines how transit planning and travel demand management function together to support sustainable urban growth.

Supported by case studies from around the world, the work analyzes institutional dynamics and practical implementation challenges across local and regional tiers. The text serves academic researchers, graduate students, practicing planners, engineers, and policymakers working across transportation and environmental disciplines.