Mobility for Livable and Sustainable Communities: Tompkins County, NY Dwight Mengel, Chief Transportation Planner, DSS CTAA Mobility Management Conference,

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Mobility for Livable and Sustainable Communities: Tompkins County, NY Dwight Mengel, Chief Transportation Planner, DSS CTAA Mobility Management Conference, Indianapolis, IN June 6, 2011

Tompkins County, NY

Upstate NY 6.3 million people out of 19.4 million pop. (2010 Census). 3% of New York State’s public transit ridership. Upstate NY Downstate NY Upstate NY

Drove Alone Sustainable Mobility New York State54%46% Tompkins County60%40% Upstate NY Urban Areas 79%21% Travel to Work ( )

Means of Transportation to Work in Tompkins County Tompkins County Upstate NY Urban Areas Total Workers:60,7332,617,776 Drive alone60%79% Public Transportation6.4%2.4% Carpool / Rideshare11.6%9% Walk14%4% Work at home5.3%4% Bicycle, Taxicab, Motorcycle, Other 2.3%1% American Community Survey Year Data Set, Data Table C08601

Mobility Management

Family of Services Bus, Taxi, Vans, ADA, Volunteer Drivers, Vouchers, Ridesharing, Van-pool, Bicycles, Car- share, Car Rental, Guaranteed Ride, Way2Go.

Family of Services - Supports  Targeted user side subsidies  Taxi vouchers  Working Families Supports  Carshare Easy Access Plan  Volunteer Driver Programs  Guaranteed Ride

Action Plan  Way2Go Add coordinated community travel training (2011) Add coordinated community travel training (2011) Add retiring from driving for seniors (2011) Add retiring from driving for seniors (2011)  Regional Mobility Plan Start July 2011 Start July 2011  ITNEverywhere Development Project Start May 2011 Start May 2011  Neighborhood Greenways (Bike Boulevards) Begin public process in City 2012 Begin public process in City 2012

Rideshare ServicesSupports

Bicycling

MM Strategy  Use Mobility Management as a change catalyst.  Set Sustainable Mobility Goals and measure.  Expand Family of Services regionally.  Create a business plan for selling mobility solutions to customers.

Dwight Mengel, Chief Transportation Planner, Chief Transportation Planner, Tompkins County DSS (607) tccordinatedplan.weebly.com mobilitymanager.weebly.com Sustainable Tompkins, etc. Sustainable Tompkins, etc. way2goinfo.org Thank You