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ANALYSIS OF THE CITY TRANSPORT SYSTEM’S DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY DESIGN PRINCIPLES WITH ACCOUNT OF RISKS AND SPECIFIC FEATURES OF SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT

Irina MAKAROVA / Ksenia SHUBENKOVA / Larisa GABSALIKHOVA

Keywords : sustainable city transportation system, risk analysis, public transport, non-motorized transport

Citation Information : Transport Problems. Volume 12, Issue 1, Pages 125-138, DOI: https://doi.org/10.20858/tp.2017.12.1.12

License : (CC BY 4.0)

Received Date : 12-November-2015 / Accepted: 14-February-2017 / Published Online: 30-March-2017

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Summary. Transport system is the key indicator of sustainable spatial development, because if it is ineffective it can render the economy, the environment, and society vul-nerable. Despite the large number of already existing research, the city transportation sys-tem’s development strategy design is still a relevant objective, because the existing ways and strategies of the transport development may not always be applicable in certain cir-cumstances. This article presents the possible ways of improvement of sustainability of the city transportation systems adapted in accordance with the peculiarities of Russian cit-ies. It is stated that when working out a city transportation system’s development strategy it is necessary to take into account all possible risks. According to the case study of Na-berezhnye Chelny city, all vulnerabilities of the system that today are typical almost for all Russian cities were analyzed, classification of risks was made, and means of their con-trol were suggested. Solutions proposed as a result of the SWOT-analysis can be used when developing transport strategies for other cities with similar specificity.

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