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Urban Planning & Sustainable Mobility Robert Cervero, UC Berkeley 5D s of the Built Environment Impacts Density Diversity Design VKT/Capita Transit Trips /Capita Distance to Transit Destination Access R. Cervero & K. Kockelman, Travel Demand and the 3Ds: Density, Diversity, Design, Transportation Research, 1996; R. Ewing & R. Cervero, Built Environment and Travel, TRR, 2001; JAPA, 2010

Meta-Evidence on 5Ds & VKT in US Vehicle Kilometers Traveled (VKT) Elasticities from Regressions & Logits Source: R. Ewing & R. Cervero, Travel and the Built Environment: A Synthesis, Transportation Research Record 1780, 2001; Confirmed in Ewing & Cervero, Journal of the American Planning Association 2010.. Elasticity = (% VKT) / (% in D Variable)

Occupationally Matched Jobs within 4 Miles (quartiles) < 8,000 8,000-18,000 18,000-31,000 > 31,000 5 0 5 10 15 20 25 Miles N Napa Sonoma Solano Marin Contra Costa Alameda San Mateo Santa Clara San Francisco Jobs Accessibility Index (OM) = of jobs in employed-resident s occupation (exec/prof; support/service; blue collar) < 4 miles San Francisco Bay Area Job Accessibility 2000 R. Cervero, Which Reduces Travel More: Jobs-Housing Balance or Housing-Retail Mixing? Journal of the American Planning Association, Vol. 72, No. 4, 2006, pp. 475-490 -0.168-0.338-0.4-0.35-0.3-0.25-0.2-0.15-0.1-0.05 0 Shop Trip VMT & Retail Access Work Trip VMT & Job Access Elasticity: (% VKT) / (% Access)

Balanced Growth Downtown Vancouver 2004 140,000 jobs 100,000 residents Housing Zone Jobs: CBD VKT/capita of Core Residents ~ 40% regional average

China s Urban Transformation Compact, Mixed Uses, Bike/Ped Friendly Isolated, Gated Superblocks in Suburbs: Shanghai, 1987 Shanghai Suburbs, 2007 Prior Residence New Residence R. Cervero and J. Day. Suburbanization and Transit Oriented Development in China, Transport Policy, Vol. 15, 2008, pp. 315-323.

2008 Study: Suburban Relocation & Travel in Shanghai Previous residences (2002-2004) SURVEYED: 19 Housing Projects 900 households 2820 individuals Outer-Outer Ring Outer Ring Middle Ring Inner Ring R. Cervero and J. Day. Suburbanization and Transit Oriented Development in China, Transport Policy, Vol. 15, 2008, pp. 315-323.

2008 Study: Suburban Relocation & Travel in Shanghai Current Residences (2005-2007) IV Outer- Outer Ring SURVEYED: 19 Housing Projects 900 households 2820 individuals III Outer-Ring Jiangqiao Meilong/ Xinzhuang I Inner-Ring II Middle-Ring Sanlin 38% in VKT among movers; 22% among HHs living < 1 KM of Metrorail Station R. Cervero and J. Day. Suburbanization and Transit Oriented Development in China, Transport Policy, Vol. 15, 2008, pp. 315-323.

Urban Design & Pedestrian Access to Metros 2,000,000 1,800,000 1,600,000 1,400,000 1,200,000 1,000,000 800,000 600,000 400,000 200,000 1,739,500 352,800 Beijing Central Station Jobs accessed by foot within 20 minutes from a major CBD metro station 157,200 Source: World Bank, Urban Transport for Development, 2008 - New York London Beijing

Study of VMT & Carbon Footprint across 370 U.S. Metropolitan Areas, 1990-2004 Job Accessibility Indices; light shade=high J access Fresno CA: 1 KM Grid Cells Source: Cervero and Murakami (2010), Environment and Planning A.

Density & VMT/Capita Structural Equation Path Model VMT/cap Roadden Popden

Density & Roads Elasticities -.420 The Los Angeles Effect -.606 Density s VMT-Reducing Impacts Moderated by Road Design ~ 1/3

VKT (000s)/capita/year 8.5 Los Angeles 20.4 % Trips: Walk/Bike Unplanned, Dysfunctional Densities 4 27 Ped. Fatalities/100K Pop. Workdays Lost to Pollution/Person 0.5 3 5 18 Planned, Functional Densities Los Angeles Stockholm 2000-2004 Stockholm 0 10 20 30

Meta-Evidence on 4 Ds & Transit Use in US Transit Ridership Elasticities from Regressions & Logits Dimension Metric Studies Elasticity Density Population Density 10.07 Job Density 6.01 Diversity Land Use Mix (0-1) 6.12 Design Intersections/Street Density 4.23 Connectivity (4-way inter.) 5.21 Distance to Transit Distance 3.29 Source: R. Ewing & R. Cervero, Travel and the Built Environment: A Meta-Analysis, Journal of the American Planning Association 2010.. Elasticity = (% Ridership) / (% in D Variable)

Arlington County America s Success Story TOC: Transit Oriented Corridor String of Pearls VMT/capita of TOD Residents: 40% below regional average Balanced Development = Balanced Flows

TOD & TDM 2006 Experiment of VMT Charge in Portland OR 183 HHs some paid flat VMT rate; others paid rate that varied by time and location 10 /mile peak; 0.5 /mile off-peak (congestion charge) Found greater VMT reduction in denser, mixed-use neighborhoods with congestion charges Are Land Use Planning and Congestion Pricing Mutually Supportive? Evidence From a Pilot Mileage Fee Program in Portland, OR Zhan Guo, Asha Weinstein Agrawal, and Jennifer Dill Journal of the American Planning Association, Vol. 77, No. 3, Summer 2011

Urban Regeneration & BRT in Seoul, Korea M.B. Lee Before: 2003 After: 2005 Redesign of Seoul Plaza Calmed Traffic with a Pedestrian Oval Cheong Gye Cheon Freeway Removal/ Stream Restoration

Seoul, Korea Curbside bus lanes: 293.6 km BRT: Key to absorbing traffic displaced by road capacity losses Before (2004) After: 2005 Exclusive median bus lanes: 7 lines/ 84 km

Greening of Central Seoul Thermal Intensity in CBD Average Lowering of Temperature of 2%~5%

BRT in Guangzhou Figures refer to actual maximum passenger demand, not theoretical maximum capacity. Figures are from ITDP field surveys. Source: itdp-china.org

Multi-modal (NMT) Integration was a conscientious part of system planning NOT an Afterthought Perpendicular Green Connectors

Seamless Pedestrian Connectivity through same-grade footbridges and BRT/Commercial Building integration

Integration of BRT station bridge & building, with double-tier bike parking under the bridge.

Tsing Yi Hong Kong s R+P (Rail + Property) MTRC s property developments along rail line Property Development Other 52% 10% 10% Retail Concessions 28% Fares MTR s Revenue Sources R. Cervero & J. Murakami, Rail + Property Development in Hong Kong, Urban Studies, 2009.

Place-making & Value 1980s-90s Pre-Place-making Station Access Post-2000s Place-making Station Access Ped-Friendly Access & Place-making Designs Increased profits ~ 25%; Ridership Bonus ~ 20%

Transit Value Capture in So. California 1906 1912

Back to the Future Existing 30 Year Metro Plan Transit Transit Extensions Lines Total Fixed-Guideway Transit: 197-205 stations 236.2+ miles