Comprehensive Analysis of Trip Generation and Site Selection for Mixed Private and Affordable Housing Projects
Delve into the intricate process of trip generation analysis, site selection, and categorization for residential and employment spaces. Explore considerations like private-to-affordable housing ratios, primary and advanced filtering parameters, and the importance of individual site investigations. Understand the nuances of region and TRICS selections, as well as final trip rate calculations crucial for successful development projects.
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Trip Generation Case Studies Residential & Employment
Residential Category Choice Seven standard residential category choices Private to Affordable Ratio Houses to Flats Ratio
Mixed Private/Affordable Housing Investigate sites under sub land uses further Do not assume all sites will be similar Possible sub land use splits
Site Selection Important considerations to make More to selection than postcode Take time to investigate
Region Selection Research shows not to use regional deselection Some areas expected to be compatible were not Some areas expected to be incompatible were
Basic Filtering Trip Rate Parameter Range Survey Days Location Type
Advanced Filtering Public Transport Provision Local Population Car Ownership
What to Consider Outside TRICS Discover more about the surrounding area Census Data Socioeconomic Factors
Elsewhere in TRICS Logic applies to other land uses Do not accept sites without investigation Do not dismiss sites without investigation
