The Framework for Successful Transit-Oriented Development 

Around the world, urban population growth challenges city leaders to create livable, thriving and sustainable communities and places. Addressing housing needs, congestion, decarbonisation objectives and other pressing concerns requires practical yet visionary thinking.

Effective localised response requires multifaceted collaborative efforts between key public-sector stakeholders and private-sector facilitators. Well-structured partnerships can give rise to new funding resources and fresh ideas to create human-centric cities for years to come.

An upfront perspective of the TOD process with an evolved approach to investment and land-use development decisions can bring about urban environments that meet 21st-century infrastructure needs and quality-of-life expectations. With proper planning, collaboration and a solid business case, TOD provides the means to realise visions of places where people want to live and work as our cities continue to evolve.

Read WSP’s new TOD white paper that outlines and explores planning and funding priorities directly impacting the viability of TOD’s implementation and delivery.