GUIDEBOOK FOR TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR STUDIES: A PROCESS FOR EFFECTIVE DECISION-MAKING
GUIDEBOOK FOR TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR STUDIES: A PROCESS FOR EFFECTIVE DECISION-MAKING
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1999
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Steven A. Smith;TransCore
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作者：
Steven A. Smith;TransCore
本报告包含走廊和分区交通规划研究的设计和管理的研究结果。它旨在为交通组织、规划从业者和交通决策者提供设计、组织和管理这些研究的实用工具和指导，以有效支持根据重大交通改进的具体条件和性能需求量身定制的交通投资决策。它作为一本指南，汇集了该国不同地区在不同范围和复杂程度的走廊和分区研究方面的经验教训。它为进行走廊研究的过程提供了一种结构化的方法，重点是设计每项研究以解决特定物理、社会和制度环境的独特条件。该指南对于国家交通部门、大都市规划组织、地方交通规划者以及其他与规划、规划和实施多式联运项目有关的从业人员尤其有价值。该报告还可作为教育资源，介绍目前用于建立和开展走廊和分区研究的概念、工具和程序，以维持有效的交通规划共识和及时的项目开发。报告分为以下章节： (1) 指南简介和关键问题； (2) 交通规划过程和走廊决策； (3) 识别问题和走廊研究策略； （四）研究的组织和发起； (5) 社区参与和外展； （6）确认问题并制定评价标准； (7) 开发和评估替代方案； （八）财务分析及首选投资策略的选择； (9) 走廊研究文件； （10）处理走廊研究中出现的技术和制度问题； (11) 各机构可以采取哪些行动来促进走廊规划研究的进行。
This report contains the results of research into the design and management of corridor and subarea transportation planning studies. It is intended to provide transportation organizations, planning practitioners, and transportation decision-makers with practical tools and guidance for designing, organizing, and managing these studies to effectively support transportation investment decisions tailored to the specific conditions and performance needs for major transportation improvements. Presented as a guidebook, it brings together lessons learned from different regions of the country on corridor and subarea studies with different scopes and levels of complexity. It provides a structured approach to the process of conducting corridor studies, with an emphasis on designing each study to address the conditions unique to the particular physical, social, and institutional environment. The guidebook should be especially valuable to state departments of transportation, metropolitan planning organizations, and local transportation planners, as well as other practitioners concerned with planning, programming, and implementing multimodal transportation projects. The report will also be useful as an educational resource into the concepts, tools, and procedures currently employed for establishing and carrying out corridor and subarea studies that sustain effective transportation planning consensus and timely project development. The report is organized in the following chapters: (1) Orientation to the Guidebook and Key Issues; (2) The Transportation Planning Process and Corridor Decision-Making; (3) Identifying the Problem and the Corridor Study Strategy; (4) Study Organization and Initiation; (5) Community Involvement and Outreach; (6) Confirming the Problem and Developing Evaluation Criteria; (7) Developing and Evaluating Alternatives; (8) Financial Analysis and Selection of the Preferred Investment Strategy; (9) Corridor Study Documentation; (10) Dealing with Technical and Institutional Issues That Arise During a Corridor Study; and (11) Actions Agencies Can Take to Facilitate the Conduct of Corridor Planning Studies.