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Lecture type	Total
Lectures	30
Seminar	30

* Load is given in academic hour (1 academic hour = 45 minutes)

The general goal of the course Traffic and Spatial Organization is to point out the role of traffic in the organization of space and its influence on the formation of the system of central settlements and the spatial organization of various activities. Learn the place and role of traffic system analysis in the creation of spatial plans.
Develop the skill and ability to apply more complex methods of analysis of the traffic network and traffic system (analysis of traffic availability, hierarchy of nodes, hierarchy of traffic connections).

CONTENT OF THE COURSE
1. Transport network and transport system. Models and methods of traffic network analysis.
2. Traffic, traffic accessibility and location.
3. The influence of traffic on the development of primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary activities.
4. Traffic and organization of space on a global, regional and local level.
5. Impact of traffic on social processes - urbanization, migration, etc.
6. Traffic and spatial planning.
7. Traffic and traffic planning
8. Traffic system and urban system.
9. Traffic in the city - Part I.
10. Traffic in the city - II. part
11. Traffic in the city - Part III.
12. Traffic in the city - Part IV.
13. Traffic in the city - Part V.
14. Traffic in rural areas.
15. The role of traffic in traffic marginalization and social isolation.

1. https://transportgeography.org/ Rodrigue j.-P. 2020. The geography of transport systems
2. Woldeamanuel, M.G. 2016. Concepts in Urban Trnasportation Planning, McFarland & Company, North Carolina
3. Schiller, P.L., Kenworthy, J.R. 2018: An Introduction to Sustainable Transportation. Policy, Planning and Implementation, Routledge, London, New York
4. Ceder, A. 2019: Public Transit Planning and Operation. Modeling, Practice and Behaviour, Taylor & Francis, London

Mandatory course - Regular study - Spatial Planning and Regional Development