Transit Network Expansion
Enhancements to the public transit system ensure improved accessibility and higher TOD project viability
- New bus and metro routes are being added to increase coverage and frequency
- Station upgrades include better signage, safety features, and commuter amenities
- Integration of feeder services supports last-mile connectivity within TOD zones
- Real-time tracking and ticketing technology is being introduced for user convenience
Pedestrian and Cycling Infrastructure
Safe, continuous, and accessible pathways are being prioritized to enhance walkability in TOD areas
- Wider sidewalks, pedestrian crossings, and traffic-calming measures are being implemented
- Protected bike lanes and public bicycle-sharing systems are expanding
- Streetscape improvements include lighting, benches, and shade elements
- Wayfinding systems are being installed to connect key destinations
Utility and Public Service Upgrades
Infrastructure improvements are aligning with higher density and mixed-use needs in TOD zones
- Water, sewer, and stormwater systems are being upgraded to handle greater loads
- Undergrounding of electrical and telecom lines is planned for urban aesthetics and resilience
- Public facilities like fire stations, health centers, and schools are being expanded
- Smart city components like sensors, CCTV, and Wi-Fi are being integrated
Road and Traffic Management Enhancements
Road systems are being redesigned to prioritize multimodal movement over car-centric planning
- Road diets are being applied to convert car lanes into bus or cycle lanes
- Intersection redesigns include raised crossings and improved signalization
- Curb management strategies address delivery zones and ride-share pick-up areas
- Traffic flow technologies such as adaptive signals are being deployed
