Usp180 final carpool presentation

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UCSD Has a Carpool? a proposal to eliminate this question Claudine Batarse | Bradley Higgins | Kevin Yang | Bert Yee

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UCSD Has a Carpool?a proposal to eliminate this question

Claudine Batarse | Bradley Higgins | Kevin Yang | Bert Yee

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INTRODUCTION

Parking on UCSD campus is

difficult for students

Convenient “S” spots are far

and few in between

Carpooling can alleviate the

stress of parking

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CURRENT SITUATION

S SPOTS 4694UNDERGRAD 2092

MEDICAL CENTER 2450SCRIPPS 152

S PERMITS 4291efficiency 76%

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CURRENT SITUATION

TOTALCARPOOL 118S 76B 39

A 3

TOTALUSE 37/118

efficiency 32%

S 21/76B 15/39

2/3A

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CURRENT SITUATION

Not an actual pass

Need at least 3 people

Must have exact same start

and end time for schedules

CARPOOLDIFFICULTIES

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CURRENT SITUATION

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CURRENT SITUATION

“NO. hard to find

someone in my

neighborhood “

“Carpool is appealing only if there were actually

enough parking spots on campus.”

“not with the pass since the criteria is a

bit difficult to fulfill. It is pretty difficult to

have 3 people with similar schedules

and it has to be reapplied for every

quarter”

“Yes, i live in a house with no car drives

except for me. So when i go to school i

usually carpool already. “

“Maybe. Depending on the

price and availability of

parking.”

“Yes because parking is such a pain.”

“Yes it would be, but only if

there are a good chunk of

spots that are close to

campus as I know S spots are

quite limited near campus

and abundant in areas that

are further away like the

regent parking lot. “

“Yes, save on gas and money and time.”“It's difficult to find people

with the same schedule.

And speaking from

experience, splitting gas, etc.

is also a pain.”

“Yes, because I

would have access

to parking spots

specifically reserved

for carpool pass

holders, rather than

having to fight with

everyone else for a

parking spot. “

“Yes, because buses can only

do so much during rush hour”

“No, it feels a bit awkward riding with strangers.”

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PROMOTION

PEOPLE ONLY USE IT WHEN

THEY KNOW IT

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PROMOTION

“Saw it on the parking lot”

“I saw it in the Muir

parking lot”

“always seeing the

spots open in the

parking lots”

“Searching up Parking on

Campus”

“Friends”

“I came across it when

I was reading about

the alternatives and

changes to the UCSD

transportation system”

“from UCSD staff”

“I think I saw a banner.”

“Online research”

“From a friend who

does use carpool

services. “

“i think i heard

about it during

freshmen

orientation”“Flier during

freshman year”

“Friend”

“saw it”

NO UNIFORMITY

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PROMOTION

Have a dedicated website

for carpool service

Simple

Efficient

Appealing

Useful

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SOLUTIONCreate more carpool spots

Parking Lot [S] Spots [B] Spots Carpool SpotsP406 – Sixth - 301 17

P102 – Revelle 128 283 9

P208 – Muir 356 153 25

P604 – School of Medicine - 265 13

Total 64

Parking Lot [S] Spots [B] Spots Carpool SpotsP406 – Sixth - 301 – 8 = 293 17 + 8 = 25

P102 – Revelle 128 283 – 6 = 277 9 + 6 = 15

P208 – Muir 356 – 6 = 350 153 25 + 6 = 31

P604 – School of Medicine - 265 – 2 = 263 13 + 2 = 15

Total 86

before

after

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SOLUTIONCreate more carpool spots - 5 year plan

Floor/Lot A B S Carpool Visitor Handicap UC TotalP341 - - 228 - - - 6 234

P342 - - 176 - - 5 5 186

P343 - 64 148 - - - - 212

P344 - 209 - - - - - 209

P345 - 196 - 12 - 1 - 209

P346 80 27 68 - - 16 - 191

P347 - - 58 - 93 3 - 154

Floor/Lot A B S Carpool Visitor Handicap UC TotalP341 - - 228 - - - 6 234

P342 - - 176 - - 5 5 186

P343 - - 212 - - - - 212

P344 - 135 62* 12* - - - 209

P345 - 208 - - - 1 - 209

P346 80 95 - - - 16 - 191

P347 - 58 - - 93 3 - 154

Hopkins

BeforeTotal spots = 12

Hopkins

Aftertotal spots = 74

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SOLUTIONCreate more carpool spots

BEFORE 76

AFTER 160

increase110%

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SOLUTION

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SOLUTIONPARKINGSPOT PARKINGPASS

SCallowed to park in “A” “B” and “S” spots

between 4:30pm and 7:00am

priced at $700 annually

less restrictions, complimentary passes, real permit

new carpool symbol

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SWOT ANALYSISStrength, weakness, opportunity, and threat

STRENGTH

A relief on current parking situation

• Less frustration for students and employees

A more sustainable campus

• Potentially more enrollment

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SWOT ANALYSISStrength, weakness, opportunity, and threat

WEAKNESS

reduction on sales

sales reduction on current pay station

negative political reflection on Transportation Services

re-striping cost

POSSIBLE

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SWOT ANALYSISStrength, weakness, opportunity, and threat

OPPORTUNITIES Less freeway congestion

GHG reduction

Promoting interaction between students

Elastic with gas price

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SWOT ANALYSISStrength, weakness, opportunity, and threat

THREAT

Resistance to Change (students)

San Diego Public Transit System

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ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT OF TRANSPORTATION

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ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT OF TRANSPORTATION

Water Vapor

Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

Methane (CH4)

Nitrous Oxide (N2O)

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ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT OF TRANSPORTATION

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ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT OF TRANSPORTATION

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ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT OF TRANSPORTATION

reduce GHG emission by 2%

reduce % of single

GOALS

occupancy vehicles

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CONCLUSION

BETTER PARKING

LESS STRESS

STRONGER COMMUNITY

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Greenhouse Gas Emissions from a Typical Passenger Vehicle. Rep. United States Environmental Protection Agency, Dec. 2011. Web. 20 Nov. 2013. <http://www.epa.gov/oms/climate/documents/420f11041.pdf>.

Steussy, Lauren. "UCSD Ranks Third in Sustainability: Report." NBC 7 San Diego. NBC San Diego, 17 Aug. 2011. Web. 25 Nov. 2013. <http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/UCSD-Third-Coolest-School-in-US-127937678.html>.

"Traffic Congestion and Reliability: Linking Solutions to Problems." Traffic Congestion and Reliability: Linking Solutions toProblems. US Department of Transportation, 2003. Web. 25 Nov. 2013. <http://www.ops.fhwa.dot.gov/congestion_report_04/executive_summary.htm>.

"UCSD Parking Surveys and Special Projects." UCSD Transportation Services, n.d. Web. 25 Nov. 2013. <http://parking.ucsd.edu/survey/Survey of Parking Space Occupancy Levels/Historical Tables and Charts/Contents.html>.

UC San Diego Climate Action Plan. Rep. University of California San Diego, Dec. 2008. Web. 20 Nov. 2013. <http://sustainability.ucsd.edu/_files/UCSD_Climate_Action_Plan_12-08.pdf>.

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QUESTIONS?