1. Activity-Based Modeling Efforts in the Tampa Bay Area Florida Model Task Force November 29, 2007

2. - 2 - Needs for Activity-Based Model Pricing Policies Peak Spreading Ride Sharing Transit Operational Improvements Better Use of Existing Facilities Others

3. - 3 - Interviews with On-going Activity-Based Modeling Areas Atlanta Columbus Dallas Denver New York Portland Sacramento San Francisco SE Florida

4. - 4 - Brain Storming with Activity-Based Modeling Experts Parallel Model Development Track Early Data Collection

5. - 5 - Development of Activity-Based Model Survey Design and Implementation Activity-Based Model Design and Implementation

6. - 6 - Surveys Hotel / Motel Household Cordon Line Others

7. - 7 - Hotel / Motel Survey Methodology –Letters to Managers –Phone call –Visit –Survey

8. - 8 - Hotel / Motel Survey

9. - 9 - Household Survey Methodology –Focus Groups Permanent Residents Seasonal Residents –Introduction to Survey –Part 1 – Background Information –Part 2 – Travel Log –Phone Interview –Thank You Letter with Incentives

10. - 10 - Household Survey Part 1 – Background Information Tell Us About Your Household Tell Us About Members of Your Household

11. - 11 - Household Survey Part 2 – Travel Log Purpose Instructions Examples Toll Free Number Comments & Questions Travel Log

12. - 12 - Household Survey

13. - 13 - Household Survey

14. - 14 - Household Survey

15. - 15 - Household Survey

16. - 16 - Household Survey

17. - 17 - Household Survey

18. - 18 - Cordon Line Survey Methodology –16 Sites –High Speed Photography –Mail Surveys –Toll Free Line Survey –Letter –Example –Travel Log

19. - 19 - Cordon Line Survey

20. - 20 - Cordon Line Survey