Suzanne Childress Erik Sabina Robert Spotts Denver Regional Council of Governments Transportation Planning Applications Conference Reno May 2011.

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Suzanne Childress Erik Sabina Robert Spotts Denver Regional Council of Governments Transportation Planning Applications Conference Reno May 2011

2010 Pop 2.9m Emp 1.6m 2035 Pop 4.5m Emp 2.6m Planning Goals Urban Centers Urban Growth Boundary New regional light rail Transit Oriented Development

 Long-term planning goals 2010 to % VMT per capita reduction 10% single occupancy vehicle mode share reduction 50% of new housing/75% of new jobs in urban center s  Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Fund Allocation -Planning Funds for Transit-Oriented Developments And Urban Centers -Bicycle-Pedestrian Project Funds

 Disaggregation allows for greater control and summarization (can slice and dice)  More variables = more sensitivity  Tracking households and people with unique characteristics

In what ways is Denver’s activity-based model useful at depicting travel behavior on a small geography? In what ways is it not useful?

The input variables cause outputs consistent with research and logic. Match reality in the base year (makes for a believable story) Tell a story across time, space, and types of people.

Description Average Household Income (2000$) Average Household Children University $ 23, Hospital – Low Income $ 33, Edge of Suburbia $ 69, Wealthy Urban Shopping $ 89, Denver Region $ 69,0000.6

Description Share of 0 car Households Share of 3 + Car Households University30%12% Hospital - Low Income18%16% Edge of Suburbia0%28% Wealthy Urban Shopping16% Denver Region8%24%

1104 Observed Trips For Households in the Area

832 Observed Trips For Households in the Area

Description% Change in Population% Change in Employment University55%8% Hospital - Low Income59%188% Edge of Suburbia675%N/A Wealthy Urban Shopping34%8% Denver Region55%67%

 Points out areas of weakness in the model  Tells a story across time, space, and types of people.  Guides planners and decision-makers  Observed and modeled results in the same ballpark

Current VMT per Capita Multi-modal potential- Reduction in single occupancy vehicle percentage ( )

User Base- Trips X-Y origins and destinations in 1.5 mile buffer Cost Effectiveness- Cost per Person Mile Traveled