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| subtitle = Delivering sustainable transport for housing developments | | subtitle = Delivering sustainable transport for housing developments | ||
| summary = | | summary = "The integration of planning and transport is key to helping achieve healthier, more sustainable development that promotes economic growth, levels up the country, and provides for people, not cars. This is currently not being achieved. To gain a better insight, this research paper details five key areas for action taken from the views of over 700 practitioners" | ||
| date = {{PD|November 2022}} | | date = {{PD|November 2022}} | ||
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| Title | Fixing a failing planning and transport system |
| Subtitle | Delivering sustainable transport for housing developments |
| Publisher |  Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation
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| Authors |  Kyle Fairbairn
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| Date |  November 2022
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| Summary, keywords and locations | |
| Summary | "The integration of planning and transport is key to helping achieve healthier, more sustainable development that promotes economic growth, levels up the country, and provides for people, not cars. This is currently not being achieved. To gain a better insight, this research paper details five key areas for action taken from the views of over 700 practitioners" |
| Keywords |  Planning Homes Transport planning
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| Locations |  England
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| Publication |  Live as of 7 November 2022
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| Archive |  Archived on 7 December 2022
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