Abstract
An important issue on urban transport planning is to predict future traffic generation from large-scale urban development, as a basis for adequate transport plans in and around development site concerned. The paper focuses on analysis on “trip-generation rate based on building floor”, a basic tool for predicting traffic generation. Based on a set of large quantity of survey data on existing large-scale office and commercial buildings, collected extensively as much as possible, presented herein are (i) statistical processing on basic characteristics of trip-generation rates, (ii) analysis on the relationship between trip-generation and various characteristics of development, and (iii) some considerations.
