Self Financing Development Driven Transportation System
One of the compulsory elements for developers to obtain the development order from the approving authority is the submission of a traffic impact assessment report. The report should cover the assessment of the transportation system before and after or with and without the development project and...
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| author | A., Zulkiple Riza Atiq , Abdullah Amiruddin, Ismail |
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| description | One of the compulsory elements for developers to obtain the development order from the
approving authority is the submission of a traffic impact assessment report. The report
should cover the assessment of the transportation system before and after or with and
without the development project and proposal to mitigate the impact of the development
to the transportation system. At present, developers are allowed to implement the
mitigation project on piece meal basis by staggering the construction of the access road,
the junction with the main road and the improvement along the main road. However, this
practice is not sustainable since the construction works is normally completed only
toward the end of the project and the impact of the development has been conserved by
the authority and the road users. The situation is still manageable by the authority for a
single or isolated development but not for multiple or composite developments that will
require a systematic and strategic approach in tackling the traffic impact as experienced
by the city halls in Malaysia. Fund to implement the planned transportation system is
normally made available by the Federal Government since the transportation image of the
cities carry national pride but the case may not hold true for other towns. As an option,
this paper will explore on the challenges and opportunities for devising a self financing
development driven transportation system through coordinated traffic impact assessment. |
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| spelling | my.ump.umpir.81922015-03-03T09:40:07Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/8192/ Self Financing Development Driven Transportation System A., Zulkiple Riza Atiq , Abdullah Amiruddin, Ismail TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) One of the compulsory elements for developers to obtain the development order from the approving authority is the submission of a traffic impact assessment report. The report should cover the assessment of the transportation system before and after or with and without the development project and proposal to mitigate the impact of the development to the transportation system. At present, developers are allowed to implement the mitigation project on piece meal basis by staggering the construction of the access road, the junction with the main road and the improvement along the main road. However, this practice is not sustainable since the construction works is normally completed only toward the end of the project and the impact of the development has been conserved by the authority and the road users. The situation is still manageable by the authority for a single or isolated development but not for multiple or composite developments that will require a systematic and strategic approach in tackling the traffic impact as experienced by the city halls in Malaysia. Fund to implement the planned transportation system is normally made available by the Federal Government since the transportation image of the cities carry national pride but the case may not hold true for other towns. As an option, this paper will explore on the challenges and opportunities for devising a self financing development driven transportation system through coordinated traffic impact assessment. 2006 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/8192/1/Self_Financing_Development_Driven_Transportation_S.pdf A., Zulkiple and Riza Atiq , Abdullah and Amiruddin, Ismail (2006) Self Financing Development Driven Transportation System. In: Conference of ASEAN Federation of Engineering Organizations , Sunway Lagoon Resort, Petaling Jaya. pp. 1-13.. (Published) |
| spellingShingle | TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) A., Zulkiple Riza Atiq , Abdullah Amiruddin, Ismail Self Financing Development Driven Transportation System |
| title | Self Financing Development Driven Transportation System |
| title_full | Self Financing Development Driven Transportation System |
| title_fullStr | Self Financing Development Driven Transportation System |
| title_full_unstemmed | Self Financing Development Driven Transportation System |
| title_short | Self Financing Development Driven Transportation System |
| title_sort | self financing development driven transportation system |
| topic | TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) |
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