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Paris is the capital of France, its largest city and also the center of French politics, economy, culture and business. Paris is the fourth largest city in the world after New York, London, and Tokyo. Removal Company to Paris Euroremovals has weekly part and full load deliveries to this area of France both for private and commercial customers.

 

Paris, a famous European and international city & weekly destination of Removal Company to Paris Euroremovals, is very large and has a high population density in the central city. It can be used as a very good example for the construction and development of large cities in China. Paris’s old city has a history going back hundreds of years.

In the process of development, great attention has been paid to the protection of the historical features of the city. The construction of the new city mainly relies on the rail transit network to develop the new city. The job–house balance is also paid attention to, and has been a great success.

Paris has the following major experiences in urban and transport development:

 

Mixed land use and job–house balance

Paris pays great attention to mixed land use, whether for the whole city or specific areas. In the construction of new towns, special attention should be paid to the provision of jobs in order to prevent the phenomenon of a “bed city.” For example, before 2009, the first stage of the La Defense Project overemphasized the construction of commercial buildings and office buildings, resulting in a job–house imbalance. The second stage of the project was adjusted over time. Having a good job–house balance and mixed land use can reduce the travel distance of residents and promote green transportation, such as walking and bicycle use.

From the travel distance structure in Paris, it can be seen that within 105 km² of Paris, 79% of the travel distance is less than 3 km and 92% of the travel distance is less than 5 km. The travel structure of Paris is determined by the urban structure and land use pattern.

Priority to public transport and rail transit

The public transport system of Paris is well organized and covered. The average distance between Metro stations is only 670 m, and the average distance between bus stations is 440 m, which one of the highest densities in the world. The public transport share is 31.73%, with the green traffic share being 87.15%, and the private car share only 9.95%. No other city in the world has achieved such successful green traffic system results.

Several new towns in Paris have been built mainly around rail transit stations, which not only facilitates the connections between new towns and central urban areas, but also promotes the development of rail transit.

Promotion of bicycle use

Paris is promoting the development of bicycle traffic through the implementation of a “bicycle plan.” For example, by building bicycle roads and establishing bicycle rental system, the share of bicycles in Paris has increased from 1% in 2007 to 3% in 2010.

Ecological community construction

Good design can avoid the negative impact of high density. High density is necessary for high-impact land use, and has a positive effect on the promotion of public transport. In the case of sustainable communities in Paris, high-density development is adopted. In order to avoid the negative impact of high-density development on the landscape, the community has completed a fine green space design, while the buildings have also been designed carefully, reducing the oppressiveness of high buildings.

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