CATMA Overview, Highlights and Data

Report

December 1 , 2016

Ward 6 Meeting at

Champlain College Aiken Building

CATMA HistoryCampus Area TMA to Chittenden Area TMA

Formed in 1992 by Champlain College, University of Vermont Medical

Center (formerly Fletcher Allen) and the University of Vermont.

Mission To jointly plan and manage safe, convenient and economical

parking and transportation in ways that better coordinate land use and

reduce environmental impacts.

Chittenden Area TMA

Providing simple transportation solutions to improve your commute,

support a healthy lifestyle and reduce congestion in your

community!

o Suite of TDM Programs (transportation demand management)

o Education and Outreach

o Survey Data

o ETC Network(employee transportation coordinator)

Transportation Demand Management

Comprehensive Suite of Programs &

Services

• Carpool Incentives at institutions

• Bike Share Program

• Staggered Work and Class Scheduling

• Pedestrian Walkways & Bikeway System

• Flex-time policies

• Telecommuting

• Collective Shared Shuttle Services

• Shuttle Tracking

• Employee and Student Transportation Surveys

• Promotion of Megabus, Greyhound, Amtrak

• Marketing, Outreach & Education

Marketing, Education & Outreach

o Communications

o Website and Social Media

o On-Site Commuter Events

o External Events and Challenges

o Focus Groups

o Targeted Campaigns

o Partnerships

CATMA Employee Program Participation

o 21% of Hill employees are enrolled in CATMA

Programs

CATMA Employee

Annual Impact 2016

o New data collection tool online – capturing

commuters annual impact

o These numbers represent 30% of CATMA employee

membership

CATMA’s Unlimited Access Program

CarShare Vermont Campus Program

FY17 FY16 FY15 FY14 FY13 FY12 FY11 FY10 Total

Cost $7,800 $19,300.00 $19,400 $18,880 $17,400 $14,285 $24,885 $39,640 $142,509

Employees

Joined

10

(7 R)

25

(12 R)

22

(27 R)

20

(24 R)

28

(22 R)

Students

Joined

53

(8 R)

118

(38 R)

110

(35 R)

122

(22 R)

116

(8 R)

Total Current Campus CSVT Members

= 317

o Campus Membership

o accounts for 32% of CSVT’s total membership

o contributes 34% to CSVT’s driving revenue

o Pods (vehicles) on campus for easy convince

o One at CC - Perry Hall

o Two at UVM – Redstone & Royal Tyler Theater

CATMA Transportation SurveysEmployee & Student

Survey Background & Methodology:• Employee fall surveys conducted since 2000 “Hill”

• Student spring surveys conducted since 2003

• Conducted biennially since 2010

• Overall Response Rate: 15-30% with 100% solicitation

• Incentive for employee and student participation

Meaningful use of data

• Document commuter trends, behavior & attitudes about

transportation

• Measures CATMA/TDM program performance

• Assess progress

• Drive action

Mode of Travel to “Hill”

Mode of Travel to “Hill”

Hill Employees

Commute Mode Satisfaction

Resident Students

Mode of Travel to Main Campus

Resident Students

Mode of Travel to Main Campus

Resident Students

Cars Brought to Campus

Resident Students

Parking on Campus (Spring 2016)

Commuter Students – Champlain College

Mode of Travel to Campus

(within .5 mile)

Commuter Students – Champlain College

Mode of Travel to Campus

(outside .5 mile)

Commuter Students – UVM

Mode of Travel to Campus

(within .5 mile)

Commuter Students – UVM

Mode of Travel to Campus

(outside.5 mile)

Moving Forward

o Strengthen & Create Partnerships

o Active Transportation Plans

o Expanding joint planning / shared resources

o New technologies (GMT Realtime & mobile ticketing)

o Active in Transportation Groups

- consistencies in services

- enhance and influence TDM policies

- collective voice

o Explore more off-site, intercept sites

o Regional BikeShare Pilot

o Vanpools

Thank You!

CATMA Team:

Sandy Thibault, Executive Director

Katie Martin, Program & Marketing Manager

Brendan Atwood, Business Development Specialist