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TDM MEASURES

There is a broad range of TDM measures, including:

Including or improving Pedestrian -oriented design elements, such as short Pedestrian Crossings , wide sidewalks and street trees.

Requiring users of Parking to pay the costs directly, as opposed to sharing the costs indirectly with others through increased rents and tax subsidies.

Including and improving Transit infrastructure, such as subway entrances, bus stops and routes.

Subsidizing transit costs for employees or residents.

Bicycle-friendly facilities and environments, including secure bike storage areas and Shower s. See Bicycle Transportation Engineering

Providing active transportation (AT) facilities including bike lanes and multi-use trails.

Flex-time work schedules with employers to reduce congestion at peak times

Congestion pricing tolls during peak hours

Workplace Travel Reduction Program s

SEE ALSO

Change Management

Sustainable Transportation

Living Street

Bus Lane

Congestion Charging

Critical Mass : Gatherings of cyclists, making bicycles visible

E-work

Flextime

Hierarchy Of Roads

HOV

SOV

Low Occupant Vehicle (LOV)

Intelligent Transportation System

Shared Space

Park And Ride

Parking

Road Pricing

Street Hierarchy

Telecommuting

Telework

Toll Roads

Traffic Calming

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