corridor modeling

Corridor modeling is a technique used in urban planning and transportation design to analyze and visualize how specific areas, often along main roads or transit lines, can develop over time. It helps planners understand the interactions between land use, transportation, and community needs. By examining factors like traffic flow, housing, and services, corridor modeling identifies opportunities for improvement and growth. This approach aids in making informed decisions that enhance the efficiency of travel, support economic development, and improve the quality of life for residents in the corridor area.