Vehicle Management | Climate Action Plan

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Core Benefits

Core benefits of this measure are Jobs and Economy, Air Quality, and Public Health

Introduction

Curb space management, eliminating parking minimums, and establishing parking maximums help reduce GHG emissions by prioritizing alternative transportation options, encouraging transit-oriented development, and limiting car use. By allocating space more efficiently, incentivizing sustainable travel choices, and discouraging excessive parking, the City can decrease reliance on cars, leading to fewer vehicle trips and associated emissions, ultimately fostering healthier and more sustainable urban environments.

How to explore the Actions section

Some actions are part of a sequence: completing one action may be necessary for the success of another, or may make another action easier to complete. The >> symbol on an action card indicates that it is part of a sequence. Hover over the >> symbol to see the full sequence of actions.

The color bar at the top of each action provides information about the implementation timeline.

Gray = either the implementation timeline is not yet available, or the action is continuous (there is no completion date)
Green = the action is proceeding on time; the color gets darker as the action nears completion
Yellow = the action is delayed or late

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Measuring Success

Data for this measure's indicators is not yet available.

Core Benefits

Core benefits of this measure are Jobs and Economy, Air Quality, and Public Health

Introduction

Curb space management, eliminating parking minimums, and establishing parking maximums help reduce GHG emissions by prioritizing alternative transportation options, encouraging transit-oriented development, and limiting car use. By allocating space more efficiently, incentivizing sustainable travel choices, and discouraging excessive parking, the City can decrease reliance on cars, leading to fewer vehicle trips and associated emissions, ultimately fostering healthier and more sustainable urban environments.

How to explore the Actions section

Some actions are part of a sequence: completing one action may be necessary for the success of another, or may make another action easier to complete. The >> symbol on an action card indicates that it is part of a sequence. Hover over the >> symbol to see the full sequence of actions.

The color bar at the top of each action provides information about the implementation timeline.

Gray = either the implementation timeline is not yet available, or the action is continuous (there is no completion date)
Green = the action is proceeding on time; the color gets darker as the action nears completion
Yellow = the action is delayed or late

Click on an action to learn more about it.

Measuring Success

Data for this measure's indicators is not yet available.

MLU-3.6. Vehicle Management

Community benefits & burdens

Community empowerment

Addresses historical disparity

Stakeholder acceptability

Technical feasibility

Ease of implementation

Financial viability

Mainstreaming potential

Core Benefits

Introduction

Measuring Success

Core Benefits

Introduction

Measuring Success