Webinar: Plan for Success: The benefits of building TDM into your projects from the start Date: Monday, September 18, 2023 Time: 3 PM – 4 PM ET Local governments play a critical role in TDM planning and implementation. Land use, urban design, and parking policies are all under the jurisdiction of local governments and…
[ultimate_spacer height=”25″] S1E3: Will this app get me in the carpool lane? Guests: Sara Hendricks, AICP, TDM-CP Producers: Blake Smallen Available on Transcript [00:00:00] Announcer: The following research is part of the National Institute for Congestion Reduction funded by the United States Department of Transportation through the University Transportation Center program. Learn more at www.nicr.usf.edu…
Faced with substantial funding shortfalls in meeting transportation needs, one of Washington State Department of Transportation’s key strategies for persevering mobility is improving the efficient operation of the existing transportation facilities by increasing the use of transportation demand management (TDM) strategies to decrease drive alone rates.
Given declining resources, pressing problems, and environmental constraints, state departments of transportation (DOTs) are increasingly motivated to manage peak demand of vehicle trips as a way to mitigate congestion and improve overall performance of the highway system.
