This paper aims to review a recent planning system in England from a viewpoint of the co-ordination between transport and land-use planning and to discuss its implication for the planning system. Since a new transport white paper was published in 1998, the central government has pursued an integration of transport and land use policy by revisions of PPG12 and PPG13, and by an introduction of local transport plan and regional transport strategy. The England's case shows that a systematic plan-led structure, appropriate control measures, an organization of planning procedure etc. are important for realizing the co-ordination of transport and land-use planning.
