DEFINITION OF BASIC PARAMETERS TRANSPORT SERVICE CITY RESIDENTS

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The analysis of the evaluation criteria ease of movement on the road network of the city. Defined distribution area residential area depending  on its elements. Characteristics of population density and road network. The models determine the total area for the operation of transport and placement of vehicles within the residential area. An area of  distribution necessary to accommodate the vehicles of residents and the existing road network. The regularities of changes in the area needed to accommodate the vehicles, depending on the number of storeys buildings with different levels of motorization.
Keywords: road network, residential area, density, motorization.

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2016-05-10

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(2016). DEFINITION OF BASIC PARAMETERS TRANSPORT SERVICE CITY RESIDENTS. Municipal Economy of Cities, (126), 55–60. Retrieved from https://khg.kname.edu.ua/index.php/khg/article/view/4748

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No. 126 (2016): Серія: Технічні науки та архітектура

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