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RAPC Travel Demand Management Pinecrest Supports and Services Center Phase 2: Data Collection Findings and Future Steps

Phase 2: Data Collection Findings and Future Steps

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RAPC Travel Demand ManagementPinecrest Supports and Services Center

Phase 2: Data CollectionFindings and Future Steps

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The Context: Transportation is always changing…

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The costs of automobile reliance has soared.

Revenue sources for financing transportation projects are limited.

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What is Travel Demand Management?Managing travel demand is about

providing travelers, regardless whether they drive alone, with travel choices, such as work location, route, time of travel and mode. (FHWA, 2006)

As we are unable to build roads fast enough to accommodate growth and demand, travel demand management begins to play a more vital role in congestion reduction, safety and overall system preservation. (RAPC TDM Proposal, 2010)

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Phases

RAPC is completing the program in five phases.Phase 1: Employer Selection.Phase 2: Data Collection.Phase 3: Commuter Choice Decision Support

System Guidance Tool Completion.Phase 4: TDM Technique Selection and

ImplementationPhase 5: Annual Evaluation.

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Phase 2: Data Collection

Two Studies: Traffic Count Commuter Survey

Purposes of Phase 2:Identify travel characteristics of Pinecrest Center

commuters;Collect information for Commuter Choice Decision

Support System Guidance Tool; Develop a framework of a coordinated, integrated

and balanced commuter choice program and strategy.

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Traffic Count FindingsThe traffic counter was placed immediate inside of the main entrance of Pinecrest Supports and Services Center.

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Traffic Counts 3/8/2011 3/9/2011 3/10/2011 3/11/2011 3/12/2011 3/13/2011 3/14/2011 3/15/2011 3/16/2011 3/17/2011 3/18/2011 3/19/2011 3/20/2011 3/21/2011

TIME Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Hourly Ave.

12:00 AM 4 18 6 1 3 1 1 5 0 0 2 7 1 2 4

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03:00 AM 1 5 1 1 1 16 37 35 32 30 25 13 19 21 17

04:00 AM 23 29 26 16 12 145 254 230 235 246 205 177 172 228 143

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06:00 AM 150 249 238 244 118 55 282 336 322 324 309 23 31 316 214

07:00 AM 66 328 360 313 32 31 174 140 133 157 128 27 32 151 148

08:00 AM 59 139 145 136 40 31 114 89 97 89 63 33 36 90 83

09:00 AM 56 97 106 92 49 58 113 138 137 123 120 39 35 121 92

10:00 AM 65 134 134 148 65 48 327 284 296 287 309 37 54 279 176

11:00 AM 75 282 330 283 39 48 278 219 215 223 219 50 43 191 178

12:00 PM 90 230 271 248 54 189 314 312 289 266 265 203 194 277 229

01:00 PM 200 239 230 258 200 141 199 244 192 232 184 145 141 205 201

02:00 PM 138 219 230 232 133 54 279 276 259 252 245 31 58 256 190

03:00 PM 50 263 264 248 48 21 222 214 234 248 202 18 39 209 163

04:00 PM 43 231 248 220 39 49 92 80 81 99 63 40 48 109 103

05:00 PM 50 73 102 74 48 70 79 64 44 81 50 49 50 79 65

06:00 PM 52 77 79 55 60 34 40 52 55 66 71 30 24 49 53

07:00 PM 39 46 36 54 31 21 25 32 25 22 34 24 21 26 31

08:00 PM 45 24 23 29 19 182 178 175 175 170 165 146 167 167 119

09:00 PM 120 161 151 145 139 125 89 80 80 111 96 113 100 90 114

10:00 PM 63 86 89 93 81 24 15 19 15 5 29 12 10 12 40

11:00 PM 89 22 25 32 23 7 17 7 4 4 10 6 5 1 18

Per Day Totals 1689 3175 3331 3149 1410 1480 3365 3277 3165 3272 3030 1358 1410 3141 2589

Weekday Avg. 3059

Weekend Avg. 1415

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Weekday average reaches 3059 vehicles/day. Weekend average is 1415 v/d.

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Multiple peak hours through out the day. Busy from 4am to 10pm.

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Commuter Survey Findings

Distributed 1300 surveys 461 returned 461/1300=35% Return Rate

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1. What time do you arrive at work and what time do you leave?

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2. How long does it typically take you to travel from home to work?

0-9 minutes; 7.2%

10-19 minutes; 41.4%

20-29 min-utes; 24.4%

30-39 min-utes; 13.1%

40-49 minutes; 8.5%

50-59 minutes; 3.3%More than 60 minutes;

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3. How do you usually travel to work?

Drive Alone89%

Carpool11%

Bus1%

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4. How far do you live from your worksite?

4 miles or less7%

5-9 miles23%

10-14 miles25%

15-19 miles17%

20-24 miles6%

25-29 miles7%

30-34 miles6%

35-39 miles3%

40 miles or more6%

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5. What is the closest intersection to your home?

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6 ~ 9, How often do you …?

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12. Would you switch to alternative commute modes if you were offered the following:

Flexible working time; 23.3%

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fit; 25.0%

Free assistance to find carpool;

23.3%

Transit Route & Schedule infor-mation; 23.3%

Bicycle storage; 5.0%

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14. How would you rate your commute experience?

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15.Any comments about your commute experience?

O.K. Allen Bridge; 3% Atrans Bus Stop; 3%Traffic Light

Needed; 5%

Sidewalk Needed;

8% Alternative Exit

Needed; 10%

Reasons not carpool-ing; 11%

Intersection problems; 50%

Gas Price, 11%

CommentsPercentage

O.K. Allen Bridge 3%

Atrans Bus Stop 3%

Traffic Light Needed 5%

Sidewalk Needed 8%

Alternative Exit Needed 10%

Gas Price 11%

Reasons not carpooling 11%

Intersection problems 50%

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ConclusionsOverall, Pinecrest employees are generally satisfied

with the routine of traveling from home to work.

Three major infrastructure related concerns: 1. Intersection of Pinecrest Dr. and Military Hwy

needs safety improvement. 2. Alternative exit is needed on ground. 3. Sidewalk/ bike lane is needed on Pinecrest Dr.

20% of the commuters show interests in alternative transportation information.

30% of the commuters would switch to alternative transportation modes if they were offered certain facilities, financial aid or flexible working time.

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Phase 3 Complete the Commuter Choice Decision Support System Guidance Tool

Phase 4 ImplementationEmployee Shuttle?Ride Share Program?Alternative Exit?Transit Benefits?Primary Parking?Flexible Working Time?….

Next Step

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Thank you!

Questions?

Commuter Choice Decision Support Systemhttp://ops.fhwa.dot.gov/PrimerDSS/guidancetool/step1.htm?i=

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