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2020年 第6期
上海市小汽车停车换乘实践与思考
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文章编号: 1672-5328(2020)06-0045-05

刘涛1, 2,潘海啸1
(1. 同济大学建筑与城市规划学院,上海200092;2.上海市城乡建设和交通发展研究院,上海200040)

摘要: 上海市自2009 年开通淞虹路和虹梅路两个停车换乘(park and ride, P&R)停车场以来,已经形 成各类P&R停车场30 余个。这些P&R停车场使用情况差别很大,社会评价也褒贬不一。为了指导 P&R停车场规划,减少规划和使用的不确定性,对上海市已有P&R停车场规划和管理经验进行总 结。采用问卷调查、案例研究和模型分析等定性和定量的方法,从车辆来源、接驳交通和方式转换 等角度对P&R停车场功能、车站接驳和外部效应等进行辨析。针对P&R停车场的规划提出以下建 议:应基于其功能区分车站类型和区位进行规划布局;与其他接驳方式融合;形成多方式一体化的 接驳系统;建设前要综合测算外部效应;与其他用途停车场共同建设、共享使用;考虑未来用地的 功能转换。

关键词: 交通规划;停车换乘;接驳交通;外部性;上海市

中图分类号: U491

文献标识码:A

Park and Ride Practice in Shanghai

Liu Tao1, 2, Pan Haixiao1
(1.College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University, Shanghai 200092, China; 2.Shanghai Urban- Rural Construction and Transportation Development Research Institute, Shanghai 200040, China)

Abstract: Since the building of two park and ride (P&R) parking lots on Songhong Road and Hongmei Road in 2009, more than thirty P&R parking lots have been formed in Shanghai. The usage of these P&R parking lots is different, and the social evaluation is also different. In order to guide the planning of P&R parking lot, and reduce the uncertainty of planning and usage, this paper summarize the planning and management of P&R parking lot in Shanghai. Qualitative, and quantitative methods, such as questionnaire, case analysis and model analysis are used to analyze the functionalities of P&R part lot, station connection and external effects from the perspective of the origin of vehicles, connecting transportation service and mode change. Finally, the paper provides suggestions on P&R parking lots planning. The station locates and type should be differentiated based on parking lot functionality. The planning should be integrated with other connecting travel modes to form an integrated connecting system. It is necessary to measure the external effect comprehensively, to build and share with other parking lots, and to consider function transformation of future land use.

Keywords: transportation planning; park and ride; connecting traffic; externality; Shanghai