Resources
about methods of better coordinating of land use and transportation planning
in support of environmental, efficiency, and social justice goals. These resources
address transit-oriented development, parking supply and pricing policies,
and travel demand management.
Reports
The Pasadena Gold Line: Development
Strategies, Local Decisions, and Travel Characteristics along New Rail Line
in the Los Angeles Region, Hollie Lund and Richard Willson, Mineta
Transportation Institute, 2005.
Travel Characteristics of
Transit-Oriented Development in California, Hollie Lund, Robert Cervero, and
Richard Willson, Bay Area Rapid Transit District, 2003
Report (pdf)
Appendix (pdf)
Reports of the
URP 431/432 Community Planning Studio. Transit Oriented Development along the
Gold Line Corridor
Transit Oriented Development Presentation, APA 2004
Professional Reports
Replacement Parking for Joint
Development: An Access Policy Methodology. (2005) San Francisco: Bay Area Rapid Transit
District.
Environmental Justice and
BART. (2001) San Francisco:
Bay Area Rapid Transit District. Supervising author, with Ria Hutabarat, Lisa
Young, and Dali Zheng
Five and Ten Year Access
Targets in Support of BART's Access and Management and Implementation Policy.
(2000) San Francisco:
Bay Area Rapid Transit District.
Parking Management
Toolkit: Strategies for Action in BART Station Areas. (2000) San Francisco: Bay Area Rapid Transit
District.
A Parking Management
Policy for BART: Issues and Opportunities. (2000) San Francisco: Bay Area Rapid Transit
District.
Technical Report for the
Westside Cities Subregion: Parking and Livable Communities. (2000) Westside
Cities Subregion and Meyer Mohaddes Associates (with Michael Kodama Planning
Consultants).
Local Jurisdiction
Parking Requirements: A Survey of Policies and Attitudes. (1996) (With
Michael R. Kodama Planning Consultants) Mobile
Source Air Pollution Reduction Committee.
Evaluation Report: Glendale TMA Parking
Management Program. (1995) (As subconsultant to Crain and Associates of
Southern California) Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation
Authority.
Journal articles
“Commuter Parking Versus
Transit-Oriented Development: An Evaluation Methodology.” Forthcoming
in Transportation Research Record.
(with Val Menotti).
“Travel Behavior
Impacts of Transit-Oriented Development in California.” Forthcoming in the
Journal of Architecture and Planning Research (with Hollie Lund and Robert
Cervero)
“Parking
Policy for Transit-Oriented Development: Lessons for Cities, Transit
Agencies, and Developers.” (2005) Journal
of Public Transit. 8: 79-94.
“Reading Between the Regulations: Parking
Requirements, Planners’ Perspectives and Transit.” (2000) Journal
of Public Transportation:. 3: 111-128.
“Parking Pricing
Without Tears: Trip Reduction Programs.” (1997) Transportation
Quarterly. 51: 79-90.
"Suburban Parking
Requirements: A Tacit Policy for Automobile Use and Sprawl." (1995)
Journal of the American Planning Association. 66: 29-42.
"Estimating the
Travel and Parking Demand Effects of Employer-Paid Parking." (1992)
Regional Science and Urban Economics. 22: 133-145.
"Employer-Paid
Parking: The Problem and a Proposed Solution." (1992) (with D. Shoup)
Transportation Quarterly. 46: 169-192.
"Parking Subsidies
and Travel Choices: Assessing the Evidence." (1990) (With D. Shoup)
Transportation. 17: 141-157.
"Parking Subsidies
and the Drive Alone Commuter: New Evidence and Implications." (1988)
Transportation Research Record 1181, Urban Traffic Systems and Parking. pp.
50-56.
"Rideshare
Requirements in Downtown Los Angeles:
Processes For Achieving Private Sector Commitments." (1986) (With P.
Roche) Transportation Research Record 1082, Innovations in Ridesharing. pp.
1-6.