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    Introduction: My name is Linda Ginenthal. I’m the Outreach and Education Program Manager for a Division of the Office of Transportation called Transportation Options. What follows is a brief outline of the program implemented in Portland to reduce car trips and increase mode share for bicycling, walking, transit riding, carpooling and car sharing.

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    1. June 18, 2008 Linda Ginenthal City of Portland – Transportation Options
        • Shift Drive Alone Trips to more Sustainable Modes
        • Increase Biking, Walking, Transit, Carpool, & Car Share Trips
        • Reduce Congestion
        • Increase Health and Safety
        • Promote Local Business
      SmartTrips Goals
    2. Individualized Marketing Not Awareness Program
      • Starting a dialogue
      • Offering Opportunity
    3. Outreach with a direct, hands on personal approach
    4. Some people don’t want to change… Leave these people alone. SmartTrips Operational Premise #1
    5. SmartTrips Premise #2 If you provide people with personalized transportation information , they will make healthier transportation choices .
    6. Try to shift 1 or 2 trips a week SmartTrips is NOT a Lifestyle
    7. People Rarely Change Personal Behavior In Response Global Issues
    8. People Usually Change for Personal Benefit
    9. SmartTrips = Healthier, Happier and More Productive People Rail riders averaged 30% more steps than drive-alone commuters Four times as likely to walk 10,000 steps/day
    10. Residential Work
    11. Targets Work and Non-Work Trips
      • 75% of regional trips are non-work
      • Home: where most travel decisions are made
    12. Individualized Marketing for Behavior Change with Transportation Options’ messages April to November - Neighborhood Ongoing - Employer Home-based program 20,00 households Reach all area residents at least 5 times & interested area residents at least 10 times
    13. 1st Contact We’re coming!
    14. SmartTrips Order Form
    15.  
    16.  
    17. Other Resources
      • TriMet Transit Schedules for bus & MAX routes
    18. 17-22% of households order materials 98% of deliveries by bicycle
    19. Week 1: 89 Returns
    20. Week 2: 366 Returns
    21. Week 3: 266 Returns
    22. Week 4: 232 Returns
    23. Week 5: 305 Returns
    24. Week 6: 340 Returns
    25. Week 8: 254 Returns
    26. Week 9: 175 Returns
    27. Week 10: 679 Returns
    28. Week 12: 564 Returns
    29. Week 13: 252 Returns
    30. Week 22: Total of 4,702 Returns
    31. Materials Ordered by Mode
    32. Most common order was for a combination of modes
    33. Hands-On Programs
    34. Ten Toe Express Walks 20 neighborhood walks. 400 participants!
      • 18 Summer
      • Neighborhood Rides.
      • Over 300 participants!
      Portland By Cycle
    35. “ Women on Bikes” 15 rides, 8 clinics and 120 attendees!
    36. Transit Tracker Real-Time Bus Info Identified the closest stop ID for 3,000 residents who requested TriMet information. Mailed letter with “Transit Tracker” card to each house.
    37. Program Budget and Costs
      • Grand Total: $575,000
      • including 4.1 FTE staff time and
      • 3 part-time bike delivery staff
      • Kaiser Permanente and other sponsors and grant money totaled $55,000
      • Business Energy Tax Credits earned at $150,000
    38. Evaluation and Results
    39. Measurement Tools
      • Pre and post phone survey “control” and “test” area
        • 600 households in pre and 600 in post.
        • March and September - or - September to September
    40. Measurement Tools cont.
      • Informal “Program Evaluation” mailed out to all participating households
      • Pre and Post bike and pedestrian video counts
      • CarpoolMatchNW.org sign up counts
      • Transit on and off counts
    41. Results 2004 - 2007
      • Decreased drive-alone trips 8.6% - 12.8% relative changes
      • Increase walking mode split 3% - 5%
      • Increase transit mode split 1% - 3%
      • Increase biking mode split 1 - 2%
    42. SmartTrips reduced 19 million Vehicle Miles Traveled in 2006 and 2007
    43. Un-Solicited Feedback
      • “ I've only been in my car 15 minutes since I received the order form. I got out my bike and pumped up the tires. I've gone for a walk 1/2 hour in the morning and 1/2 hour in the evening. It's a wonderful thing the city is doing. Just getting the order form inspired me!”
    44.  
    45. Keep Portland Moving Objective: provide travel information
    46. Keep Portland Moving Objective: Maximize road network
      • Personalized travel information
    47.  
    48. Free Gift
    49. How? Delivered in-person to your office within five days
    50. Monthly Drawings for SmartTrippers
    51. Results
      • Reached 21,000 downtown employees
      • Partnered with 85 downtown businesses
      • 6,000 orders
    52. Deepen Experience: Commuter Central Blog
    53.  
    54. Deepen Experience: Targeted Follow-Up Carpool
    55. Deepen Experience: Targeted Follow-Up Bike Kit and Brown Bags
    56. Performance Measurement
      • Survey at 6, 12, 18, and 24 months
      • Web-based survey with trip diary
      • Incentive: Free Pedometer, sponsored by Kaiser Permanente
      • To date:
        • 45% response rate
    57. Performance Measurement: Results
    58. Performance Measurement: Results
    59. Cathy K.: Trip Length 3.9 Miles One Way Pre SmartTrips: Drive Alone 5 Days/week 6 Month Survey: Biked 4 days and Drove Alone 1 day. Kristin B.: Trip Length 14.9 Miles One Way Pre SmartTrips: Drive Alone 5 Days/week 6 Month Survey: Carpooled 3 days, took the bus once, and had a day off. LaVera C.: Trip Length 12.7 Miles One Way Pre SmartTrips: Drive Alone 5 Days/Week 6 Month Survey: Took Transit 5 days/week
    60. Performance Measurement: Results
      • Of 696 participants who took the survey:
        • 126 participants shifted at least one trip
      • Approximately 1 out of every 6 participants
        • $27,190 saved to date (not including parking savings)
        • 42,590 pounds of CO 2 reduced to date
        • 43,264 VMT reduced to date
    61.  
    62. Keys for Success
      • Engaged resident/ employer
      • Personalized messages and services
      • Multiple invitations
      • Incentives
      • Plan for delivery
      • Quick response time
      • Targeted marketing
      Jonathan Maus, bikeportland.org
    63. Thank You!

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