The guide is designed to introduce employers, transportation agencies, consultants, government officials and others to the elements of transportation demand management (TDM) plans. TDM plans use a variety of strategies to orchestrate employees' commute-related activities, including use of carpools, vanpools, bicycles, and buses, use of variable work hours to spread or reduce peak hour congestion, and telecommuting (working from home or a satellite office). The guide contains a description of the typical elements in a TDM plan, including an assessment of the current employee transportation program, methods for measuring vehicle occupancy, strategies for program improvement, and implementing and monitoring the transportation program. The procedure is illustrated for a fictitious employer in the Los Angeles Central Business District.
Guide to Transportation Demand Management Plans for Employers
1988
40 pages
Report
No indication
English
Road Transportation , Transportation & Traffic Planning , Transportation , Management Practice , Transportation management , Traffic control , Traffic engineering , Personnel management , Incentives , Assessments , Commuting patterns , Peak hour traffic , Travel modes , Staggered work times , Public transportation , Trip sharing , Travel time
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