Use Transport Oriented Development (TOD) data in New South Wales to identify properties and sites near key transport hubs like train stations, bus stops and other transit links. This helps you make informed decisions when planning or selecting sites based on transport accessibility.
What is Transport Oriented Development?
Transport Oriented Development (TOD) is a land use planning approach by the NSW Government that encourages sustainable, mixed-use development around transport infrastructure. The goal is to create vibrant, walkable communities.
The TOD data integrates with existing planning layers, zoning information and public transport amenities in Landchecker, giving you a complete view to support your projects.
Who can access TOD data on Landchecker?
This feature is available for Standard, Advanced and Enterprise plan members. To upgrade your plan, visit our plans page.
How to view TOD areas in New South Wales
Follow these steps to display Transport Oriented Development areas on the map:
1. Search for a location
Enter a property address or local government area (LGA) in the address search bar at the top of the map.
2. Open Planning Layers
Click Planning Layers in the left-hand panel.
3. Enable Transport Oriented Development
Tick the checkbox beside Transport Oriented Development.
A blue overlay will appear on the map showing areas that are part of the TOD program.
4. View public transport amenities (optional)
For more comprehensive data, activate Public Transport amenities under Common Layers. This displays nearby train stations, bus stops and other transit links.
Watch the video guide
For a quick visual walkthrough, watch this step-by-step video demonstration:
Need help?
If you have questions about accessing TOD data or need assistance with your plan, contact our support team at support@landchecker.com.au.