Hoyt's theory of urban land use and development emerged in response to changes in

Transportation

Explanation:

The hoyt's theory is the development of the use of urban land and it is emerged due to the changes occur in the transportation. The main aim of the hoyt's theory is that the hoyt's model recommends that individuals live in various segments dependent on pay levels.

 Since attractive land (close to lakes, slopes, puts from the scents of the manufacturing plants) was increasingly costly, the exclusive class neighborhoods were worked in zones isolated from lower, average workers zones.

It is emerged as the hoyt noticed that the due to the low wages or income people live near by roads, highways and the many transportation areas s that they can find wok easily.