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What is TDM? Ashley Nuckles, TDM Manager GVF Service Area By By th the e numb mbers: 1.33 million residents in Chester & Montgomery County Larger then Dallas, as, San n Jose, se, Austin, tin, San n Franci ncisc sco, o,

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What is TDM?

Ashley Nuckles, TDM Manager

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GVF Service Area

By By th the e numb mbers:

  • 1.33 million residents in Chester & Montgomery

County

  • Larger then Dallas,

as, San n Jose, se, Austin, tin, San n Franci ncisc sco,

  • , Denver

nver

  • Double the size of Na

Nashvill ville, e, Portl tland, and, La Las Vegas as, , Atl tlanta anta

  • 77% larger then Pittsburgh
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Founded in 1990 by Upper Merion Township, Tredyffrin Township and GlaxoSmithKline, GVF is a not-for-profit organization created to advocate and promote a viable transportation network for the region's economic vitality.

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Advocacy

advocating for transportation improvements for our region

Partnerships

working together produces the greatest results

Sustainability

educating and raising awareness about environmentally responsible practices

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MOVIMENTO FORUM SPEAKERS:

ADVOCACY

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Advancing Mobility Summit

ADVOCACY

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PARTNERSHIPS

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SUSTAINABILITY: Transportation Demand

Management

  • Work with municipalities and

employers to enhance TDM in the region

  • Hold Commuter Events
  • Conduct Lunch and Learns
  • Distribute information about

alternative modes of transportation through emails, flyers, posters, websites, social media and classes

  • Marketing and outreach
  • Act as a resource for

commuters and residents

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Sustainability: TDM Analysis

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What is Transportation Demand Management (TDM)?

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Sources: Philly.com, Montgomery County, GVF

Traffic continues to be a daily issue for many commuters

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Location Residents Pennsylvania 12,770,000+ Montgomery County 812,900+ Upper Merion Township 28,500+ Workers 16 and over 5,510,000 + 486,000+ 57,900+

This is driven by a demand for transportation

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COST

Philadelp ladelphi hia a (2 (2014 4 $): ): $3.6 Billion Per Commuter: $1,112 Allen lentown town- Bethleh hlehem em (2 (2014 4 $): ): $393 Million Per Commuter: $694

TIME

Philadelp ladelphi hia: a: 157+ million hours Per Commuter: 48 hours Allen lentown town- Bethleh hlehem: em: 17 + million hours Per Commuter: 30 hours

Source: Texas A&M Transportation Institute’s Urban Mobility Scorecard

Time spent in congestion comes at a cost…

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Defining TDM

“Transportation demand management (TDM) focuses on helping people change their travel behavior—to meet their travel needs by using different modes, traveling at different times, making fewer trips or shorter trips, or taking different routes.”

The Center for Urban Transportation Research, University of South Florida

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“…to meet their travel needs by using different modes”

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“…making fewer trips or shorter trips”

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“traveling at different times…

  • r taking different routes.”
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SEPTA

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*Image Source: The Clean Air Council

A roadway with just single-occupancy vehicles

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*Image Source: The Clean Air Council

The same roadway and single occupancy vehicle drivers, without their cars

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*Image Source: The Clean Air Council *Image Source: The Clean Air Council

The same roadway using alternative modes of

  • transportation. We

see depicted a bus, vanpool and carpools.

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Source: Wells +Associates

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Environmental Benefits

Reduced ced CO2, NOx, NOx, VOCs Cs Impr prov

  • ved

ed Respir irat ator

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Health lth Decr creas eased ed Noise se Pollut lutio ion

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Economic Benefits

Parki king Reduction ction St Stronge

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r Neig ighb hborhood

  • rhood

Reta tail il More e equit itable able transp nspor

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tatio ion n

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Reduced ced Travel Time Expanded panded Labor

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Force Access cess More e Eff Efficient nt Land Use Use

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Social Benefits

More Personal Time Expanded Access to Jobs Improved Health/Fitness Increased Sense of Community & Safety Age in Place Quality of Life More Personal Time Expanded Access to Jobs Improved Health/Fitness

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Tra rans nspor portation tation Deman and d Ma Mana nagement gement (T (TDM) M) Pla lan n for for th the e Fo Fort Wash shingt ington

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Off Offic ice e Park rk

To learn about the project visit: https://www.upperdublin.net/business-development/fort- washington-office-park-fwop/transportation-demand- management-plan/

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Interested in TDM?

gvftma.com wearetdm.com phillytraffic.com

FOLLOW US:

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Questions?