Urban Mobility: Urban Transport Planning And Management

An understanding of the economic, social and environmental factors influencing transport planning and management

What you'll learn

What is Urban mobility and transport planning.

What are the challenges pertaining to urban mobility.

How should policies and public participatory frameworks be developed and for what purpose.

Diversity in Transport Planning and Managment and how it should be reviewed.

Transport system sustainability.

Relationship between property development and transport development.

How should fare and route structures be determined.

Urban forms and transport development and planning

Social and environmental challenges

Requirements

A background in transport engineering or urban planning will benefit but will not be necessary.

Description

Urban bobility, transport planning and management is a six-part course that guides learners through the process of developing a public or private transport network and the different factors that need to be considered when planning transport systems.The first lecture seeks to introduce learners to urban mobility and public transport discussing what they are and how they affect us on a daily basis. This introduction is expanded on throughout the course, as new concepts are introduced and the course dives into the specifics of each point.The second part of the course focuses the social dynamics of urban mobility and transport planning and how transport system development and planning can create a spatial mismatch between difference socio-economic groups. This is further discussed in the third part of the course as it seeks to discuss the challenges facing urban mobility and transport planning and how they affect different socio-economic groups in a different way. The concept is later finalised and concluded in part four where participatory frameworks are discussed and the various was to navigate them to ensure inclusivity and sustainability of a urban mobility network.Part five and six serve as the concluding lectures in the series. These lectures discuss urban forms and types and their influence on building densities and development of the city. This is later expanded upon as lecture six guides and explains property investments and social inclusion in transport planning and how to find the balance when investing in property or public transport networks.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Urban Mobility: Public Transport Management and Planning - Part One

Lecture 3 Urban Mobility: Public Transport Management and Planning - Part Two

Lecture 4 Urban Mobility: Public Transport Management and Planning - Part Three

Lecture 5 Urban Mobility: Public Transport Management and Planning - Part Four

Lecture 6 Urban Mobility: Public Transport Management and Planning - Part Five

Lecture 7 Urban Mobility: Public Transport Management and Planning - Part Six

Transport Engineers,Students,Public Private Partnerships Contractors,Project Management Consultants,Strategy Consultants,Program Mangement Consultants,Urban Planners,Transport Officials,Government Officials