Quantifying the Net Social Benefits of Vehicle Trip Reductions: Guidance for Customizing the TRIMMS Model [2009-04]

Concas, Sisinnio; Winters, Philip L.

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Quantifying the Net Social Benefits of Vehicle Trip Reductions: Guidance for Customizing the TRIMMS Model [2009-04]

2009-04-01
By Concas, Sisinnio ; Winters, Philip L.

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Concas, Sisinnio ; Winters, Philip L.

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Corporate Contributors:

Florida. Office of Public Transportation ; Florida. Department of Transportation. Research Center

Florida. Office of Public Transportation ; Florida. Department of Transportation. Research Center Less -
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Transportation Demand Management--Florida Travel Behavior Travel Demand Management Urban Transportation Policy
Publication/ Report Number:

BD 549 WO 52 ; 77805

BD 549 WO 52 ; 77805 Less -
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Florida
Edition:

Final report; Jan. 17, 2008-July 8, 2009.
Corporate Publisher:

University of South Florida. Center for Urban Transportation Research
Abstract:

This study details the development of a series of enhancements to the Trip Reduction Impacts of Mobility Management Strategies (TRIMMS) model. TRIMMS© allows quantifying the net social benefits of a wide range of transportation demand management (TDM) initiatives in terms of emission reductions, accident reductions, congestion reductions, excess fuel consumption and adverse global climate change impacts. The model also includes a sensitivity analysis module that provides program cost‐effectiveness assessment. This feature allows conducting TDM evaluation to meet the Federal Highway Administration Congestion and Air Quality (CMAQ) Improvement Program requirements for program effectiveness assessment and benchmarking. This document provides guidance to help TDM professionals to use the model by selecting the appropriate cost parameters, providing referenced sources where such parameters can be obtained, and by offering general guidance on how to incorporate data already at their disposal.
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BD 549 WO 52
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US Transportation Collection
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urn:sha256:484469c4055083e4cef1debbdeb8ad7552a1276710b39cc85bc06dfd13283267
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