Avaliação do potencial de integração entre o uso e ocupação do solo e o transporte de carga em um recorte urbano de São Paulo
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https://doi.org/10.14295/transportes.v27i2.1620Keywords:
Urban Freight Transport, Land Use, Urban Densities, Urban Modeling, Freturb.Abstract
The objective of this study is to perform an integrated assessment between urban freight transportation and land use, by applying the Freturb model in an urban area in the city of São Paulo. The results indicated the interdependencies between the parameters of urban freight transport (types of vehicles, loading and unloading conditions and quantities of goods movements) and land use (economic profile, dimensions of the foods establishments, number of jobs and of inhabitants), revealing which aspects of urban freight transport directly impact the use of urban space and which elements of land use affect aspects of logistics and urban traffic, in a Brazilian urban context. Such interrelationships are fundamental to improve urban policies related to urban mobility and land use, by fostering intersectoral and interdisciplinary planning and management in Brazilian cities.Downloads
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