- Achieve 4% citywide VMT reduction through telecommute
Measure
MLU-3.3. Work From Anywhere
2030 Target
2035 Target
- Achieve 6% citywide VMT reduction through telecommute
2030 GHG Reduction
- (MT CO2e) 181,205
2035 GHG Reduction
- (MT CO2e) 242,177
Community benefits & burdens
Medium
Community empowerment
Low
Addresses historical disparity
Medium
Stakeholder acceptability
Medium
Technical feasibility
High
Ease of implementation
Medium
Financial viability
Medium
Mainstreaming potential
High
Core Benefits
Core benefits of this measure are Air Quality and Public Health
Introduction
This measure aims to reduce traffic congestion and environmental impacts by altering travel behavior associated with jobs and education. The actions are divided below into two categories: SD Access 4 All and Transportation Demand Management (TDM) policies.
SD Access 4 All is a comprehensive City program intended to close the digital divide and make remote work or study options accessible to all San Diegans. To explore all that the program has to offer, please visit the SD Access 4 All website. Select the "SD Access 4 All" card below to track the progress of some of the actions behind the program.
TDM policies typically involve a combination of regulations, incentives, and public awareness campaigns to encourage sustainable transportation choices. Information about current regional policies and programs can be found on the Planning Department's website. Select the "TDM Policies" card below to track the progress of policy development in this space.
Measuring Success
Successful implementation of this measure should result in less driving for San Diegans. The indicator below tracks annual vehicle miles traveled within the City of San Diego. Click on the indicator title for more information.