Employer Trip Reduction Profile Database

This Employer Trip Reduction Profile Database will allow you to see what types of incentives were offered to yield a particular change in Average Vehicle Ridership (AVR). AVR is the ratio of all employees affected by the trip reduction regulation to the number of vehicles carrying those employees.   In other words, employees who bike, walk and use transit appear in the numerator.

You will be shown a summary of one or more of the nearly 7,000 employer trip reduction plans obtained from Los Angeles, Phoenix and Tucson.  For confidentiality purposes, there are no identifiers as to the name or location of the given employer recorded in the database.  The changes reported were obtained from employers who filed at least two consecutive trip reduction plans over a several year period. 

You will be able to view each record that meet your criteria. The output will be sorted from largest change in AVR to smallest change that meet your criteria.  The total number of plans that meet your criteria will be shown below the first record as [1/####] where #### represents the total number of plans that meet you criteria.

If you would like to estimate the impact of your trip reduction program, please download CUTR_AVR trip reduction model. This model was developed under contract to the Florida Department of Transportation Research Center to estimate the impact of employer trip reduction programs based on actual employer experiences.

 

Enter the starting level of Average Vehicle Ridership (AVR). The system will retrieve all employers that have that AVR or greater for you to view the details. (i.e., By entering, "1.25" in the box to the right, you are telling the system that "I want to see all employer records that have a starting AVR of 1.25 or higher."
Enter the minimum amount of change in AVR for which you would like to view the above employer profiles. The system will retrieve all employers that have the above AVR and the minimum change in AVR that you enter in the box to the right. (i.e., "I want to view only those employers with a starting AVR of at least 1.25 that have increased their AVR by 0.30 (from 1.25 to 1.55 or more).")

 

Database Results Error
The database connection named 'combo.mdb' is undefined.

This problem can occur if:
* the connection has been removed from the web
* the file 'global.asa' is missing or contains errors
* the root folder does not have Scripting permissions enabled
* the web is not marked as an Application Root