The publication “Strengthening Interjurisdictional Coordination on Transportation and Related Land Use – A Guidebook for Practitioners” is intended to facilitate better integration of land use and transportation planning. The guidebook is drawn from research on the jurisdictional barriers that have had an impact on greater integration of land use and transportation planning in a variety of recent planning studies. It provides training matrices, including on key success factors for interjurisdictional coordination. The guidebook builds on lessons learned from a representative sample of case studies, including the Air Train JFK project; the Route 202/35/6/Bear Mt. Pkwy Sustainable Development Study, Westchester County; Route 303 Sustainable Development Study, Rockland County; the Staten Island Transportation Task Force; and, the Sustainable East End Strategies (SEEDS)