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Commuting Alternatives Manual

Image of man reading a book.From TAP (the Transportation Action Partnership of North Bethesda and Rockville)

Show commuters a variety of good ways to change their behavior and you'll cut drivetime pollution.

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A successful program could get 10 percent of commuters out of their cars in one year.

Instructions:

  1. Apply an understanding of transportation demands and resources to gather employees in an existing forum (e.g., a transportation management association) for an active multi-stakeholder effort.
  2. For better results, add the expertise of local experts on commuting
    alternatives (e.g., bike clubs, telework experts, vanpool resources, etc.). Mix in transportation officials if they are not members of the group.
  3. Add a dash of reason and an ounce of inspiration to create a well-thought-out "how to" manual on various commuting alternatives. Present with pomp and circumstance with the support of local officials, employers and media coverage so employees and employers know how to take advantage of the tasty alternatives.

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The TAP manual contains these chapters:

Commuting Alternatives Manual Case Study


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