TDM is a combination of strategies or actions whose goal is to encourage travelers to use alternatives to driving alone. TDM strategies may be developed for a single work site, specific corridor, or area. (2)
Tools and programmes offering people better travel choices and encouraging them to reduce the negative impacts of their travel (including choosing not to travel if circumstances allow).
The process of managing and updating roadways so they meet current travel demands. See Transportation Control Measures (TCMs).
Techniques designed to reduce travel demand (such as ridesharing programs, telecommuting, park & pool lots).
Planning the travel impacts of existing and new developments to minimise travel needs and provide travel choices for example by efficient car usage (including car sharing), bicycles, and walking and public transport.
A strategy for reducing congestion and pollution by reducing vehicle volume through such techniques as ridesharing and carpooling.