Coordinated transport system in territory and transportation development in urban areas

Purpose: The development of the main aspects of coordinating various types of urban transport taking into account current trends in the formation the transport infrastructure.

Methodology/approach: Stop-watch reading, visual examination of the road and pedestrian traffic.

Research findings: Identified were placed that require reducing the time of transfer in transport, improving its convenience and increasing the traffic potential.

Practical implications: The proposed methodology to assess the interaction between different types of urban transport implies a rational traffic distribution.

Value: The paper determines the need to improve regulatory, methodological and organizational framework in the transport system coordination at various stages of territory and transport planning in urban areas. 

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