Institutions that are growing or that are greening their campuses often face significant challenges with respect to parking. Before moving forward with new parking construction, replacing existing parking spaces, or implementing alternative transportation options, institutions should be able to quantify the true costs of parking and estimate the cost of improving other transportation options. Having this data allows you to determine the right mix of transportation options for your campus and make a clear and compelling case to senior administrators.
Join Patrick Siegman in this archived webcast to learn how to quantify the true costs of parking and transportation alternatives and use this data to determine the right mix of transportation options. With a solid understanding of these costs, you will be prepared to make a clear and compelling case to senior administrators for a more cost-effective mix of transportation options on your campus.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Professionals from parking and transportation, campus security or public safety, campus planning, and facilities management, as well as sustainability coordinators and advocates, will benefit from this content.
Testimonials
"As a result of this presentation, I rediscovered my own voice regarding my TDM programmatic goals and planning future spending with return on investment in mind, rather than watering down my vision with other conflicting campus interests."
-James Wagner, Program Manager, UC Santa Barbara Transportation Alternatives
"The Web conference was very informative and one of the best I have attended. It provides great ideas for the "big picture" and has options listed for each."
-Holly Alexander, Parking Manager, Purdue University
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