Integrating new transport measures into your city’s SUMP

Territorial integration describes how a policy accords with policies of neighbouring urban (or peri-urban) areas. As noted earier, ideally a policy's spatial coverage should match the functions of local mobility patterns (e.g. daily work travel). Questions to ask yourself are:

• How does the policy you wish to implement fit with those of neighbouring jurisdictions?
• Does your policy foresee measures that require cooperation with surrounding communities?
• Are there spatial interdependencies? (e.g. jobs in one region and homes in the other)
  
• What planning documents, regulations, etc. in the surrounding areas are relevant to your policy? 
• What effect could your policy have on neighbouring jurisdictions? (supportive? competitive?)