Investigation and Optimization Strategies for Comprehensive Management of Transportation around Primary and Secondary Schools — Taking the Ocean Campus of Jingshan School in Shijingshan District, Beijing as an Example

Abstract

The management of the transportation environment around the campus has achieved some results, but the bottleneck problem still exists and needs further optimization and adjustment. Taking the Ocean Campus of Jingshan School in Shijingshan District, Beijing as an example, through site research, questionnaire surveys, and resident interviews, the traffic situation around the school and the satisfaction level of citizens were understood. The analysis found that there were problems such as chaotic traffic order in front of the school gate, a high proportion of motor vehicle pick-up and drop off, and inconvenience in waiting for public transportation. In response to the current problems, strategies such as promoting the deep integration of schools into the city, innovating governance policies and reward and punishment measures, adding parking bays, and clarifying school protection channels are proposed to provide reference for similar governance projects in the future.