The program promoted and coordinated services for carpooling, vanpooling, and bus commuting at selected employment sites in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area. This Share-A-Ride program has been designed to be a permanent, ongoing program, characterized by: (1) intensive marketing efforts aimed at employers/employees at selected sites; (2) matching services for carpool, vanpool, and bus information applicants; (3) follow-up assistance with carpool/vanpool formation; and (4) administration of a fleet of leased vans. This report presents the final evaluation of the operations and impacts of a ridesharing brokerage program aimed at multi-employer suburban work sites in the Minneapolis metropolitan area.
Evaluation of the Minneapolis Ridesharing Commuter Services Demonstration
1980
353 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Transportation & Traffic Planning , Road Transportation , Urban transportation , Services , Coordination , Marketing , Metropolitan areas , Employment , Operations , Evaluation , Publicity , Promotion , Project management , Minnesota , Ridesharing , Commuter transportation , Minneapolis(Minnesota) , Car pools , Van pools , Transportation brokerage
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