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Commuter Connections FY 2007 Work Program

Commuter Connections FY 2007 Work Program. National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board Technical Committee March 3, 2006. What is the Mission? To assist and encourage people in the Washington region to use alternatives to the single-occupant automobile.

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Commuter Connections FY 2007 Work Program

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  1. Commuter Connections FY 2007 Work Program National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board Technical Committee March 3, 2006

  2. What is the Mission? • To assist and encourage people in the Washington region to use alternatives to the single-occupant automobile.

  3. What is Commuter Connections? • Network of public and private transportation organizations, including COG, state funding agencies, and local organizations, that work together to achieve the mission.

  4. Benefits of Commuter Connections • Jurisdictions • Reduction and management of traffic congestion due to commuters, easing goods movement and tourist travel • Reduction in emissions • Support of local efforts to attract and retain employers • Employers • Recruitment/Retention • Workers • More commute options • Reduced stress/costs/time • Improved quality of life

  5. Geographic Areas Serviced by Commuter Connections

  6. Benchmarking TDM -- Census Rankings for Carpools

  7. Commuter Connections Daily Program Impacts 2002 vs 2005

  8. Cost Effectiveness of Commuter Connections • Cost per Vehicle Trip $0.15 Reduced • Cost per Vehicle Mile of $0.01 Travel Reduced • Cost per ton of NOx $10,000 Reduced • Cost per ton of VOC $20,000 Reduced

  9. What’s New In FY 2007 CCWP • Committee and Subcommittee Streamlining • TDM Software System design and Implementation • GRH Rewards and Loyalty Incentive Program

  10. What’s New In FY 2007 CCWP (con’t) • Monitoring and Evaluation • Data Collection Streamlining • Quarterly Reporting • Review and Update participation Goals, Transportation and Emission Impacts • Review and Update Employee Commute Survey • Live Near Where You Work Regional Campaign

  11. What’s New In FY 2007 CCWP (con’t) • Re-design of Employer Outreach Sales Portfolio • Telework shift to Employer Outreach sales representatives and on-call consultant(s) • Kiosk structure upgrades

  12. Proposed FY 2007 CCWP Budget

  13. Conclusions and Next Steps • STDM Work Group reviewed Draft FY 2007 CCWP and has provided comments/edits which are now under review. • Commuter Connections Subcommittee is reviewing draft Work Program which was released during a Web Cast meeting on Feb. 28th and will also review the document at its March 14th meeting. • Tech Committee will receive briefing of the Work Program for review at its March 3rd meeting.

  14. Conclusions and Next Steps (con’t) • TPB will receive draft of the FY 2007 CCWP at its March 15th meeting and will release for public comment. Will be asked to approve at its April 19th meeting. • TIP adjustments, if any are made and funding commitments secured by June. • Program begins July 1.

  15. Nicholas W. Ramfos Director, Commuter Connections nramfos@mwcog.org Or 202-962-3313

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