Reducing CO2 Emissions through Parking and Transportation Demand Management- Hagelin CNU 17
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The city of Boulder has implemented several transportation programs and policies aimed at reducing vehicle miles traveled (VMT) and transportation emissions. These include investing in high-frequency transit routes, bicycle infrastructure, and subsidizing Eco Passes which provide residents and employees with free access to public transportation. Evaluation of these programs show reductions in drive-alone commuting, VMT, and greenhouse gas emissions among participants. Boulder aims to continue applying these lessons to new development areas through strategies like TDM plans, shared parking, and expanded Eco Pass availability.
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Reducing CO2 Emissions through Parking and Transportation Demand Management- Hagelin CNU 17
- 1. Reducing Transportation-Related Emissions Chris Hagelin Senior Transportation Planner GO Boulder/city of Boulder www.goboulder.net
- 6. Impact on VMT Between 2007 and 2008, VMT decreased by 3% as gas prices surged.
- 7. Transit Ridership in Boulder Between 2007 and 2008, local transit ridership in Boulder increased by 8 percent and regional ridership increased by 13 percent.
- 9. Work Trip Mode Split
- 13. Private Investment 2009 RTD Contracts=$6,207,092
- 19. 2008 Downtown Employee Mode Split
- 22. Thanks for listening For more information, contact Chris Hagelin at [email_address] or 303-441-1832
Editor's Notes
- ~20% reduction in transportation-related emissions
- Nationally, 4% increase; highest ridership since 1957.
- So where is the Eco Pass today?
- ~30% less emissions than average resident ~53% less emissions than average commuter
- Managed by the Downtown and University Hill Management Division and Parking Services