Transportation planning is a fundamental element of a comprehensive strategy for minimizing road surface emissions. Include the following:
- Land use and transportation planning,
- Manage travel needs,
- Management of transportation systems and support regulations,
- Appropriate policies on resource mobilization, taxation, pricing, subsidies, legal and institutional factors, promotion and awareness raising.
The principal principles in transport planning are:
- The transport planning must be integrated with the comprehensive development planning to ensure sustainable development.
- All plans and projects must be prepared on the basis of opinions at various levels, including users of the transportation system and stakeholders. These plans and projects will benefit the poor or harm them. Projects that want to be feasible must come from politicians to the public.
Model of urban transport development
- Limiting the growth of motorcycles, personal cars (in Vietnam's current condition).
- Limiting the development of pedicabs, lambros
- Complete the bus network, this type of public vehicles should be prioritized development number one in the urban Vietnam.
- Rough rickshaw (bicycles) out of the motor vehicle
- The pedestrian walkway must be maintained.
- There is a program to restrict traffic flow.
- Camera mount
- Complete the traffic rules and regulations
- traffic safety education.
- Solutions for the development policy of public passenger transport in urban centers.