| Title | Transportation demand management |
| Publication Type | Miscellaneous |
| Year of Publication | 2000 |
| Authors | Head, E., J. Whitfield, K. Whitfield, R. Gepraegs, A. Mwasumbi, H. Priston, K. Gu, M. Squires, R. Schamp, D. Crouse, H. Hoernig, K. Foisy, and N. Malcolm |
| Keywords | automobile trip reduction, TDM, Transportation Demand Management, University of Waterloo |
| Abstract | As the single largest destination in Waterloo, the University of Waterloo has the opportunity to greatly contribute to the success of Transportation Demand Management (TDM) initiatives in the region. The university’s promotion of itself as a leading educational institution should include a commitment to forward thinking on such issues. The overall objective of TDM strategies is to reduce the total number of automobile trips. This can be achieved through use of the five strategies considered herein, most effectively if strategies used in concert. The strategy areas considered in this report consist of individual and institutional activities (such as telecommuting), land use strategies, housing strategies, mass transit strategies, and parking management strategies… For full text, please e-mail sustainability@uwaterloo.ca |
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