This project was designed to implement a new application to help reduce total vehicle miles of travel by encouraging the use of trip-chaining and substitution for all types of trips. CUTR provided employees of a local YMCA with travel diaries and implemented a three-stage research design. 75 individuals in 39 households participated. An analysis of covariance was conducted on the average contributed vehicle miles of travel and contributed vehicle trips, using the second week's results as the dependent variable. The provision of suggestions had a statistically significant effect on vehicle miles and trips contributed. Overall, this experiment showed that the provision of travel information will reduce vehicle miles of travel. Further research should be conducted to indicate the extent to which such information needs to be customized.
Reducing Vehicle Trips and Vehicle Miles of Travel through Customized Travel Options. Results of Survey and Conclusions
1999
60 pages
Report
No indication
English
Road Transportation , Transportation & Traffic Planning , Transportation , Transportation studies , Travel patterns , Vehicle usage , Highway transportation , Traffic congestion , Trip length , Travel modes , Trip frequencies , Community patterns , Milage , Surveys , Data collection , Florida , Households , Research project , Urban transportation , Trip chaining
Reducing Numbers of Vehicle Trips and Vehicle Miles of Travel Through Customized Travel Options
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