Forward-thinking developers and urban planners are weighing the transportation and environmental impacts of new projects on their communities. One approach: reduce Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT), a metric linked to air quality, greenhouse gases, land use efficiency, safety, and energy consumption.
Whether you are under pressure to meet new regulations, such as California’s SB 743, or rethink quality of life measurements, TREDLite VMT will help you plan future developments with confidence.
TREDLite VMT automates vehicle miles traveled calculations on land use projects. The cloud-based application leverages big data including aggregated and anonymized average trip distances and trip density. It informs municipalities’ planning initiatives and custom, sustainable transportation solutions. TREDLite VMT’s user-friendly interface makes it fast and easy to model scenarios and output projections.
Discover how our platform empowers you to manage and optimize sustainable transportation projects with ease and accuracy.
Evaluate project VMT thresholds and greenhouse gas emissions to regulate environmental impacts of your projects. Select your parcel and identify its land use. Then, calculate internal trip capture based of ITE rates, and calculate the VMT and GHG the site would generate to make data-driven decisions.
Plan mitigation strategies with scenario planning if your project exceeds existing jurisdictional VMT thresholds. Choose from a variety of scenarios to test strategies that would minimize your project’s environmental impact.
Kimley-Horn’s sustainable transportation solution was designed with your needs in mind. Whether you need a fast solution to meet regulations or data to inform local planning initiatives, Kimley-Horn can help with TREDLite VMT.
Download the brochure to learn more about how TREDLite can help California Agencies comply with statewide environmental policies.
