Reflections on City Planning and Transportation System under the Normalization of COVID-19 Pandemic Based on Network Survey in the Era of Big Data
In order to analyze the impact of COVID-19 on urban transportation and provide policy recommendations for city and transportation planning and management under the normalization of the pandemic, this article conducted an online survey to examine urban mobility change in Beijing. Combined with the cu...
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| description | In order to analyze the impact of COVID-19 on urban transportation and provide policy recommendations for city and transportation planning and management under the normalization of the pandemic, this article conducted an online survey to examine urban mobility change in Beijing. Combined with the current status of transportation operations, this article studied the opportunities and challenges faced by future urban transportation planning, construction and management. The results show that the travel numbers declined during the pandemic and people prefer to travel by cars and bicycles. In the end, this article put forward reflections on city planning and transportation system including creating an efficient life and commuting circle, reshaping the street space to be more friendly for active mobility, building the on-demand and resilient transportation system and promoting the integration of advanced technologies and traffic governance to enhance the resilience of transports system and achieve the smooth operation of urban transportation. |
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