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Framework for Monitoring the Performance of Travel Demand Management and Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Reduction Activities
| 题名： | Framework for Monitoring the Performance of Travel Demand Management and Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Reduction Activities |
| 作者： | Moudon, A. V.; Stewart, O.; Hallenbeck, M. E. |
| 关键词： | Land development##Right of way (Land)##Corridor planning##Washington (States)##Risk analysis##Transportation planning##Forecasting##Land use##Access management##National Highway System (NHS)## |
| 摘要： | Land development that is not coordinated with transportation planning can compromise the performance of Washington’s state routes. Identifying land at risk for development along state routes can provide opportunities for proactive, collaborative planning to improve access, mobility, and safety while supporting economic development. This project, described in two parts, provides tools to help turn adverse risks of land development into opportunities to make route improvements. In part one, systems for identifying land at risk for development were developed for the state and local levels from relevant literature and expert input. Risk factors for land development at the state level include historic population and job growth, population and job forecasts, and traffic conditions. Additional risk factors at the local level include regulatory constraints, critical areas, vacant and undeveloped lands, recent sales history, building permit history, and sewer and water utilities. The local level system was applied to three case study areas. Results generally agreed with local knowledge, yet the method offered an objective and systematic means for comparing corridors across the state fairly. In part two, a menu of strategies for responsibly developing state routes was developed from current WSDOT practices, literature on standard approaches, and reports of novel solutions. Strategies were classified as planning and coordination activities, non-engineering and engineering strategies, and funding/enforcement strategies. |
| 总页数： | 96 |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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