This course addresses the challenges and opportunities associated with the development of transportation systems in a Canadian context. The course will consider three areas - first, the role of transportation infrastructure in Canada’s social, economic and environmental fabric, second, the various models for the governance and regulation of transportation infrastructure – nationally, provincially, regionally and locally, and third, the key challenges in delivering transportation infrastructure in the contemporary Canadian context, including the planning, delivery and management of transportation infrastructure in a financially and environmentally sustainable fashion. The course will conclude with a discussion on new paradigms for the delivery of transportation infrastructure, including taking a multi-disciplinary approach, transportation in a regional and multi-regional setting, climate change and adaptation, and connections between land use and transportation. Alternative delivery models for transportation infrastructure will also be considered.
Pre/anti-requisites
NCA equivalence:
Terms Offered
Winter 25
Video conference only
Course Section: M
3.0 credits
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