Delaware County Transportation Management Association

Mobility alternative program including the tripsmart program helps commuters in Delaware County to understand what travel options are available to them, how employees can choose to commute to work and why it matters. We promote transit, walking, biking and any other travel means that replace a single occupancy vehicle and how people can take advantage of these modes. Dctma educates consumers about these options via transit fairs, share a ride programs, bike and walk guides, private shuttles and vanpools, and business commuter guides.

The dctma will assist penndot and dvrpc with mitigating congestion on the i-95 corridor by helping to reduce the number of single occupancy vehicles on the road during a large, multi-year construction project, particularly during am and pm peak hours. The dctma will focus on commuters and select employers with employees using the corridor, with an emphasis on minimizing sov commuting by promoting telework, biking, and transit use. This will be achieved by sharing and supplementing efforts to inform regular users of upcoming construction schedules and educate them on and assist them with finding viable alternatives to driving alone along this corridor, utilizing Transportation demand Management (tdm) techniques.

Delaware County community traffic safety program: the primary goal of the program is to decrease the number of avoidable deaths and/or injuries associated with traffic-related crashes and reduce the severity of any injuries which do occur. This goal is achieved through educating the public and increasing awareness about these important safety focus areas. Continued on schedule o

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