Effective Policies and Components to Achieve Sustainable Transportation by Introducing Practical Strategies

Volume 3, Issue 9 - Serial Number 31
December 2021
Pages 69-83

Document Type : Review Article

Authors

1 Phd student, Engineering Faculty, University of Islamic azad, Ayatollah amoli, Amol, Iran

2 Department of Civil Engineering, Nowshahr Branch, Islamic Azad University, Nowshahr, Iran

Abstract
With the increasing population of urbanization and the use of private transportation, the depreciation of public transportation in Iran's metropolises and issues such as environmental, traffic, visual and air pollution, urban management policies in this direction Appropriate solutions such as sustainable urban development should be adopted. This article intends to show by introducing practical strategies at the level of metropolitan management To achieve sustainable urban development, the component of sustainable transport development must first be taken seriously. Sustainable transport is a set of integrated, dynamic, continuous policies and guidelines that include economic, social, and environmental goals that ensure the equitable distribution and efficient use of resources to meet the transportation needs of society and future generations. Brings with it. The method of collecting information and data is library and case study. The purpose of this article is to address the important components of transportation network planning and the dimensions of sustainability in urban transportation networks, the process of determining the policies of senior managers in order to achieve the development of urban sustainability through sustainable development. Transportation is achieved through strategic management and the use of the swot model.

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  • Receive Date 04 July 2021
  • Accept Date 06 August 2021
  • First Publish Date 22 November 2021
  • Publish Date 22 November 2021