Fairfax County TDM Program
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Fairfax County TDM Program Board Transportation Committee Sept. 16, 2014
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Fairfax County TDM Program
- 1. County ooff FFaaiirrffaaxx,, VViirrggiinniiaa Board Transportation Committee September 16, 2014 Jeff Hermann & Maheen Aziz Fairfax County Department of Transportation
- 2. County of Fairfax, Virginia Presentation presented in response to Board questions regarding TDM programs & their effectiveness Department of Transportation 2
- 3. County of Fairfax, Virginia What is Transportation Demand Management (TDM)?: Reducing the Use of Single Occupancy Vehicles Department of Transportation 3
- 4. County of Fairfax, Virginia TDM in the Region vs Fairfax County *NOTE: Data is pre-Silver Line and prior to the reduction of the transit benefit from $245 to $130. http://www.mwcog.org/transportation/weeklyreport/2013/files/09-17/TPB-Presetnation_2013_StateOfTheCommute.pdf
- 5. County of Fairfax, Virginia MWCOG Monitors Region TERM Daily Vehicle Trips Reduced Daily VMT Reduced Telework Assistance 20,774 375,913 Guaranteed Ride Home 7,104 196,080 Employer Outreach (All) 83,776 1,383,990 Mass Marketing 10,317 175,117 Commuter Operations Center (ridematching) 9,207 251,579 • Survey conducted by MWCOG every three years • Hire a consultant to collect data • Surveys are conducted by interviewing individuals about their trips • Provides impact of TDM for the region • Employer Outreach (All) encompasses new or expanded employer services since July 2011 and Employer Outreach for Bicycling Department of Transportation 5
- 6. County of Fairfax, Virginia Effectiveness of TDM Strategies Department of Transportation *Note: Reductions in trips full list provided in 6 handout
- 7. County of Fairfax, Virginia Effectiveness of TDM Strategies Cont’d: Cambridge Study Systematic Department of Transportation 7
- 8. County of Fairfax, Virginia TDM Roles & Responsibilities Department of Transportation 8
- 9. County of Fairfax, Virginia FCDOT TDM Efforts: Proffer Standardization Department of Transportation 9 TDM Proffer Terminology
- 10. County of Fairfax, Virginia FCDOT TDM Efforts: Proffer Standardization • Trip Reduction Goals Approved by the Board – Standardized method to set trip reduction goal specific to site location and characteristics Department of Transportation 10
- 11. County of Fairfax, Virginia FCDOT TDM Efforts: Proffer Terminology Cont’d • Developer Contribution *TMA – Transportation Management Association
- 12. County of Fairfax, Virginia FCDOT TDM Efforts: Proffer Terminology Cont’d Department of Transportation 12
- 13. County of Fairfax, Virginia FCDOT TDM Efforts: Proffer Compliance • TDM Work Plan & Annual/Biannual Reports – vary per development characteristics Department of Transportation 13
- 14. County of Fairfax, Virginia FCDOT TDM Efforts: County Examples • Currently monitoring ~62 developments across Fairfax County • At this time, no development has failed proffered trip reduction
- 15. County of Fairfax, Virginia FCDOT TDM Efforts: Marketing & Outreach • Employer Outreach – Employer Meeting Engaging with employees • Residential – Property Manager Meetings Department of Transportation 15
- 16. County of Fairfax, Virginia FCDOT TDM Efforts: Recognition Department of Transportation 16
- 17. County of Fairfax, Virginia Department of Transportation 17
- 18. County of Fairfax, Virginia Department of Transportation 18
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Explain background of why this presentation is being presented: Establishment of the Tysons TMA and discussion with BOS, effectiveness of TDM, and what FCDOT has done.
- TDM are strategies (maybe substitute with solutions) that reduce single occupancy vehicles on the road. They include alternative modes of transportation, i.e. Fairfax Connector Buses, Metrorail and bus service, VRE, bicycle use, walking, van/carpools, etc. as well as compressed work weeks, teleworking, alternative working schedules. Essentially moving people in a more environmental friendly and sustainable. However, the strategies are tailored by program. For instance, compressed work weeks, teleworking, alternative working schedules would apply to the Employer Outreach program. The Commuter-friendly Communities program entails active alternative modes for a means of travel not only to and from work but also to run errands, i.e. using Fairfax Connector to the local movie theatre.
- http://www.mwcog.org/transportation/weeklyreport/2013/files/09-17/TPB-Presetnation_2013_StateOfTheCommute.pdf TW – Telework CWS – Compressed Work Schedule Pg. 21 FC Telework/CWS – between one-five days a week Transit = Bus, Metrorail, Commuter Train
- Sample and continued on handout
- Vehicle Trip Reduction Goals: (Proffer or negotiation of development) Per compliance plan; adopted by Board
- Range based access to transit, urban accessibility, size and type of development and level of TDM participation Need to talk about when we determine Proffers (reviewing site plans), who we work with (always good to mention collaboration of efforts, DPZ, Clients, lawyers, etc.), how we determine % reductions (proximity to TOD, Residential/Commercial/Office, etc.) and touch briefly on Sq. ft.
- 1. What other $ contributions could possible be made? 2. Confirm a contribution for shuttle service… 3. Speak to the process of money flow perhaps…?
- Full, medium, & light Elements in program Creative/flexibility to achieve set trip reduction goal Cost is less than previous TDM Proffers, so cost saving to developer/client.
- ~ 62 developments being monitored to date
- Recongitions