Review:
Transit Oriented Development (tod)
overall review score: 4.5
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Transit-oriented development (TOD) is a planning strategy that focuses on creating mixed-use communities centered around public transportation hubs. The goal is to promote sustainable and efficient urban development by encouraging residents to rely less on personal vehicles and more on public transit.
Key Features
- Proximity to public transportation
- Mixed-use buildings with residential, commercial, and retail spaces
- Pedestrian-friendly design
- Reduced parking requirements
- Green spaces and community amenities
Pros
- Reduces traffic congestion and air pollution
- Promotes active transportation such as walking and cycling
- Creates vibrant communities with access to a variety of services and amenities
Cons
- Potential for gentrification and displacement of low-income residents
- Challenges in balancing the needs of different stakeholders
- Initial costs and investment required for infrastructure improvements