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The following programs could be implemented to encourage alternatives to driving alone by connecting to transit. See what you think! Don't forget to Share Your Feedback.
Bike-sharing and scooter-sharing
This would be a pilot program allowing people to take short trips using a fleet of public or private bicycles or scooters, rented by the minute or hour.
Carsharing
These services allow people to rent a car for short-term use, rented by the minute, hour or day.
Transportation demand management
This involves programs that provide education, information, incentives and other resources to encourage alternatives to driving alone.
On-demand shuttle programs
These services provide rides on demand and are typically for commuters. Routes are flexible (not fixed), and stops are allowed within a specific service zone.
Employer shuttles
Some employers, such as Nike and Intel, offer employee shuttles to and from major transit stations and during primary commuting hours.
Rural van share
These vans typically serve workers in rural areas, offering safe and affordable transportation options.