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UI Parking & Transportation Sustainability Efforts

UI Parking & Transportation Units Parking Commuter Programs CAMBUS Fleet Services

Sustainability Programs Focus Commuter Travel – TDM Transportation Demand Management UI Fleet Vehicles Other Efforts

2020 Goal Reduce the Carbon Impact of Transportation The UI will seek ways to reduce the vehicle miles traveled by single occupant vehicles, employ increasingly efficient fuels and technologies, improve the greenhouse gas efficiency of vehicles operated by employees and students, and seek net reductions and/or offsets in University-related air travel with the goal of achieving, by 2020, a 10% reduction in per capita emissions of fossil fuel-produced CO2 from University-related transportation and travel.

TDM for Commuters Strategies –Appropriately Price and Regulate Employee and Student Parking: manage demand –Provide alternatives to driving, or driving alone –Create incentives to reduce CO 2 output

The University of Iowa Employment Profile Headcount – November 2013

7 Employee Van Pool Program 68 current vans/708 Participants 85 vans/881 participants at peak FY09

Van Pool Parking

U-PASS Program

Bicycles

Bicycle Fixit Station

Commuter Program Participation

Reduction in Employee Commute Miles 2013 Total Estimated Employee Commute Miles91,982, Reductions Van Pool Program6,722,000 Employee Bus Pass Program2,066,000 Car Pool Programs1,430,000 Walking ? Biking ? Estimated Total Reductions10,218,000

UI Fleet Initiatives Focus on reducing CO2 emissions MPG Improvement Alternative Fuels - Corn state Efforts to Reduce Idling Vehicle types/sizing Fleet CAMBUS

Fuels

UI Fleet Managed Vehicles by Fuel Type

Electric Vehicles Experimentation

Charging Station

New CAMBUS storage facility Eliminates warm-up/air-up idling Allows use of bio-diesel Solar Roof panels

Mini-Hybrid Technology in Transit Buses Improved MPG

Monitoring Idle Times

Other P & T Efforts LED Lighting in parking lots and ramps Water run-off/Best practices technology New Office Paints/Striping Recycled oils, cleaners etc. Campus Sustainability Committee