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Pushkarev-Zupan density thresholds: a standalone construct

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Transportation planning

residential density levels found to be needed to support given transit service frequencies and modes, from bus at low frequency to rail.

In transportation planning, Pushkarev-Zupan density thresholds refers to residential density levels found to be needed to support given transit service frequencies and modes, from bus at low frequency to rail. This meaning comes from Pushkarev (1977) in Public transportation and land use policy.[1]

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References

Pushkarev, B. (1977). Public transportation and land use policy. Indiana University Press. ISBN 9780253346827

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