哈尔滨市轨道交通线网规划出炉

Core Viewpoint - The Harbin Municipal Government has approved the planning of the Harbin Rail Transit Network (2021-2035), which includes 11 lines and a total length of 442.6 kilometers, aimed at enhancing regional connectivity and urban development [1][5]. Planning Goals - Optimize regional rail transit connections to strengthen radiation and promote coordinated regional development, enhancing Harbin's status as a central city [2] - Improve the hierarchical system of the rail transit network and support multi-center urban development [2] - Guide urban spatial structure adjustments and coordinate urban land development through optimized rail transit network layout [2] - Enhance urban transportation structure and clarify the layout of rail transit hubs to create an integrated transportation system [2] Planning Approach - The rail transit network will be optimized based on existing plans, considering urban spatial structure and land use adjustments, as well as changes in external development environments [3] - Ensure overall stability of the existing network layout while adapting to new urban development requirements and travel demands [3] - Integrate with national spatial planning and connect with aviation hubs and regional rail networks to build a comprehensive rail transit network [3] Planning Principles - Alleviate traffic supply and demand conflicts across rivers and in core areas, addressing traffic bottlenecks in the short term [4] - Support the spatial structure of the central urban area, emphasizing the rail transit radiation function of urban functional centers [4] - Develop a basic form of "cross-river network + southern ring network + northern group connection network," focusing on major passenger flow distribution points and corridors [4] - Consider multiple factors of urban development to meet the needs of multi-modal rail transit construction and development [4] Planning Scheme - The Harbin Rail Transit Network consists of 11 lines, including 7 urban trunk lines (261.2 km), 2 urban express lines (105.7 km), and 2 regional express lines (75.7 km) [5] - The density of the central urban area rail network is 0.63 km/km² [5]