The city design idea that places homes and shops near public transport stops to encourage less driving is called Transit-Oriented Development, often abbreviated as TOD. Transit-Oriented Development is an urban planning and design strategy that creates compact, mixed-use, and walkable communities centered around high-quality public transportation stations or stops. In a TOD, "mixed-use" means the area combines various types of land uses, such as residential buildings for homes, commercial spaces for shops and offices, and ci....
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