Electronic Publications
Parking Management
SFpark Puts Theory Into Practice:
Post-launch implementation summary and lessons learned
“SFpark” was one of the most dramatic experiments in parking management conducted in this century. Deploying cutting-edge technology including street-mounted occupancy sensors and advanced data analytics, the City of San Francisco (US) hoped to begin a transition to better management of on-street parking resources, demand-based dynamic pricing and dispatched enforcement. Mobility Managers in other municipalities considering these advanced programs will find the results of this self-study by the Municipal Transit Agency very interesting. This Electronic Publication is *FREE* for all H2 “amigos”; however, to download this document you must first register here. It’s an easy 2-step process. After registering, you will receive a confirmation request in your email. After confirmation, you’re ready to download! We appreciate your patience in this process.
A Performance & Compliance Audit of an Airport Operating Agreement for Airport Parking Facilities
The Long Beach Airport (LGB) retained BCA Watson Rice LLP, Certified Public Accountants & Management Systems and Financial Consultants, to review AMPCO System Parking, Inc.’s compliance with an agreement to operate the parking operations at the airport. Although this audit was not conducted with full working knowledge of parking industry standards and practices, as the auditors were CPAs, Mobility Managers may gain knowledge of typical auditing standards and practices from reviewing this process. This Electronic Publication is *FREE* for all H2 “amigos”; however, to download this document you must first register here. It’s an easy 2-step process. After registering, you will receive a confirmation request in your email. After confirmation, you’re ready to download! We appreciate your patience in this process.
Transportation Demand Management
Car Sharing in Australia
Mobility Managers around the world considering implementing or expanding a car sharing program might be interested in the experience of progressive communities in Australia. The International Car Sharing Association studied the impact of programs on urban areas in the Land Down Under and offer some interesting results, statistics and trends that argue strongly for the expansion of car sharing programs. This Electronic Publication is *FREE* for all H2 “amigos”; however, to download this document you must first register here. It’s an easy 2-step process. After registering, you will receive a confirmation request in your email. After confirmation, you’re ready to download! We appreciate your patience in this process.
A Practical Guidebook to Parking and Travel Demand Management Policies in Latin America
This publication by the Inter-American Development Bank serves two main objectives: to present the general findings of the fieldwork carried out in several Latin American focus cities, comparing their policies to similar policies implemented in other cities around the world (Europe, Asia, and North America), and to propose recommendations for implementing TDM – specifically, parking – policies in Latin American cities looking to reduce traffic congestion, improve economic development, and provide greater benefits to their inhabitants. Mobility Managers in other jurisdictions will find some practical recommendations for improving TDM techniques and the appropriate use of parking resources. This Electronic Publication is *FREE* for all H2 “amigos”; however, to download this document you must first register here. It’s an easy 2-step process. After registering, you will receive a confirmation request in your email. After confirmation, you’re ready to download! We appreciate your patience in this process.
Automated Traffic Management
Analysis of Red Light Violation Data Collected from
Intersections Equipped with Red Light Photo
Enforcement Cameras
This White Paper was produced by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration analyzing red light camera violations in Sacramento, California (US). The paper correlates the type of violation by driver profile and environmental conditions present at each intersection. Mobility Managers might infer from this study that red light cameras may contribute more safety benefits at certain types of intersections and amongst certain driver groups. This Electronic Publication is *FREE* for all H2 “amigos”; however, to download this document you must first register here. It’s an easy 2-step process. After registering, you will receive a confirmation request in your email. After confirmation, you’re ready to download! We appreciate your patience in this process.
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Intermodal Transportation Management
Road Diet
A “Road Diet” reduces the size of a roadway to benefit other modes of transportation, reduce vehicle velocities and can also provide additional space for parking. This Informational Guide includes safety, operational, and quality-of-life considerations from research and practice, and guides readers through the decision-making process to determine if Road Diets are a good fit for a certain corridor. It also provides design guidance and encourages post-implementation evaluation. This Electronic Publication is *FREE* for all H2 “amigos”; however, to download this document you must first register here. It’s an easy 2-step process. After registering, you will receive a confirmation request in your email. After confirmation, you’re ready to download! We appreciate your patience in this process.
Performance Measures for Public Transit Mobility Management
There are as of yet no industry-wide metrics for measuring whether public transit enterprises are “mobility-friendly”. In fact, there isn’t even an agreed upon definition for “Mobility Management”. What has been agree is that Mobility Management is an innovative approach for managing and delivering coordinated public transportation services that embraces the full family of public transit options. This research looks at the state of mobility management practice throughout Texas, as well as national best practices in mobility management. The research also presents a menu of performance measures that can be utilized based on the type and level of program implemented. This Electronic Publication is *FREE* for all H2 “amigos”; however, to download this document you must first register here. It’s an easy 2-step process. After registering, you will receive a confirmation request in your email. After confirmation, you’re ready to download! We appreciate your patience in this process.