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“The purpose of this paper is to explore the implementation and impact of
Transportation Oriented Development (TOD) on public amenities in Malaysia. TOD
known as an urban design approach aimed to enhanced public spaces and amenities
through sustainable development around transportation hubs. This study examines
specifically the situation in Malaysia and analyse the effectiveness of TOD in
improving urban public facilities. This paper focus to determine the main goals
of TOD development in Malaysia, such as land use efficiency, minimize traffic
congestion, improving access to public transport, and creating liveable
communities. Examine the role of mixed-use development, pedestrian-friendly
infrastructure, and densification in the design of public facilities in the TOD
area. Furthermore, this study explores the specific benefits of TOD for public
amenities in Malaysia. TOD are developed not only to benefit and improve the
welfare of resident, but it creates the integrated public spaces such as parks,
religious and recreational areas to promote community participation Besides
that, proximity to essential services such as schools, medical facilities and
shopping malls was also examined focusing on the convenience and accessibility
TOD provides. There are several challenges faced in the TOD implementation in
Malaysia and proposes strategies to be highlight in this research paper. Key factors
for the success of TOD projects determined by the effective cooperation between
the public and private sectors, government support policies, and community
involvement. The research method used for this paper is qualitative research. A
comprehensive analysis of related statutes, rules and regulations, research
papers, journals, articles, thesis and electronic materials. This research
paper will highlights the importance of sustainable urban development, reduced
environmental impact and improved quality of life for Malaysians.
Keywords : Transit-Oriented Development (TOD), public amenities,
sustainable development “