Research on the Traffic Pattern in City Residential Area in View of "Compact City" Concept

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This paper takes the concept of Compact City as a way to solve the housing and environmental issues. Based on the analysis of the current problems of road system in Chinas residential areas, this paper discusses the road system from the aspects of foundation of design, main body direction, content and space form from the angle of design of road system in the residential area. Four basic characteristics of road system have been summarized and an ideal model of traffic pattern in city residential area has been set up.

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