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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"commuter benefits"”.
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Understanding the evolution of transportation pricing and commuting at MIT : a study of historical commuting data
… of Technology will introduce Access MIT, a new commuter benefits program aimed at reducing employee single occupancy vehicle (SOV) commuting. This initiative is the latest in a long series of incremental adjustments to employee commuting benefits to provide (dis)incentives to SOV commuting and …
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New incentives to change modes : an experimental design to reduce single-occupant vehicle commuting in Kendall Square
… suggests modifications to the design of employer commuter benefit programs to reduce single-occupancy vehicle commuting in areas served by transit with a focus on Kendall Square and MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Sustainable transportation incentive programs for employers can be mutually …
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Can we reduce parking at MIT : design and development of a functional commuter dashboard
… development and initial implementation of a new commuter dashboard tool entitled AccessMyCommute for use by all MIT employees. This is the first in a series of new commuter benefit incentives that MIT will introduce during the 2015-2017 academic years to its employees in order to reduce parking …
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Cambridge in transition : regulating parking in a growing city
… demand for driving, particularly among employee commuters. Cambridge has grown significantly over the past two decades and is poised to grow further, providing the impetus for research into the city's experience with parking regulations and travel demand management policies. Analysis of the …
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A Transport Justice Evaluation of Employer-Based Transit Subsidies
… may consider reform alternatives, such as commuter benefit ordinances, a refundable tax credit for commuting expenses, or alternatives such as income- and location-based subsidies for transit that may support all trip purposes. I hope this study will serve as a reference for policymakers …