Document Type

Report

Publication Date

2018

Keywords

Outdoor recreation -- Oregon, Local transit, Oregon. Department of Transportation -- Management, Transportation management

Abstract

As outdoor recreation areas in Oregon become more popular, increased auto-related congestion results in strained resources, environmental degradation, and diminished visitors’ experiences. This project proposes policies, strategies, and a variety of approaches to help transportation agencies and land managers facilitate car-free access to outdoor recreation areas. The plan also proposes approaches to increase access to recreation areas for transit-dependent visitors and under-represented communities who face significant barriers to access today. The Background Report includes data; interview, survey and focus group themes; site visit findings; and personal travel anecdotes.

Description

This toolkit is a collection of policies, strategies, and other solutions to help transportation agencies and land managers plan and implement car-free solutions to outdoor recreation areas.

Client: Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), transit agencies, land managers, and the recreation industry by Oxbow Consulting.

Faculty workshop advisors: Marisa Zapata and Deborah Stein

Persistent Identifier

https://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/28813

Additional Files
Cascadia Connect Car-Free Access to the Outdoors Background Document.pdf (33416 kB)
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