Public Transportation Development

Definition

Public transportation development refers to the planning and implementation of transportation systems that are accessible by the general public. It involves designing routes, establishing schedules, selecting appropriate vehicles (such as buses or trains), and ensuring connectivity between different parts of an urban area.

Related terms

Transit-Oriented Development: A type of urban development where residential, commercial, and recreational spaces are intentionally designed around public transportation hubs to encourage their use.

Mass Transit System: A public transportation system characterized by high capacity vehicles (such as subways or light rail) that can transport a large number of people simultaneously.

Fare Integration: The process of coordinating fare systems across different modes of public transportation to provide seamless and convenient travel options for passengers.