Counterpoint: Accessibility and Sprawl
Randall Crane
UCLA and Harvard
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5198/jtlu.v1i1.56
Keywords:
Transport, sprawl, smart growth
Abstract
This essay provides a counterpoint to Robert Bruegmann's perspective on accessibility and sprawl in this journal volume. Bruegmann's recent work on the history of urban form situates contemporary discussions of sprawl in a well-researched historical context; however, this essay takes a different perspective on several key points in Bruegmann's analysis, particularly in relation to cost-benefit analysis for transportation-disadvantaged populations.
Author Biography
Randall Crane, UCLA and Harvard
Professor of Urban Planning, UCLA School of Public Affairs, Associate Director, UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies, and Visiting Scholar, Harvard Graduate School of Design