2025年3月5日 · The Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT), in partnership with the Department of City Planning and Hack for LA (a project of Civic Tech Structure), has developed the City of Los Angeles Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Calculator (TDM Calculator) to provide the public with an understanding of the TDM Ordinance.

The Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Program is an update to the citywide TDM ordinance that delivers on the City’s promise to encourage more sustainable development and transportation options for all Angelenos.

Angeles, 17 different Specific Plans currently contain TDM requirements. Some require qualifying development projects to implement specific TDM strategies, such as marketing and education, unbundled parking, or forming a Transportation Management Organization (TMO) that coordinat...

TDM describes strategies that improve the efficiencyof the transportation network by providing infrastructure, services, programs, and information that support theuse of sustainable travel options. TDM includes abroad range

This tool was developed to help simplify the development and implementation of new TDM regulations for multiple stakeholders including the LADOT, Department of Planning, and developers of large real estate projects.

This document provides an overview of the Transportation Demand Management (TDM) strategies included in the City of Los Angeles Department of Transportation Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Calculator. The VMT Calculator is a

The Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT), in partnership with the Department of City Planning and Hack for LA (a project of Civic Tech Structure), has developed the City of Los Angeles Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Calculator (TDM Calculator) to provide the public with an understanding of the TDM Ordinance.

The LA TDM Calculator is a web app, created in conjunction with the L.A. Department of Transportation (LADOT) and Los Angeles City Planning, to help real estate developers design better projects for Los Angeles.

The TDM Calculator helps communicate the compliance requirements of the proposed TDM Program to multiple stakeholders including developers of real estate projects, residents, and transportation planning practitioners.

Transportation Demand Management (TDM) refers to the strategies a city uses to influence travel behavior and accommodate growing demands on its transportation system. Los Angeles City Planning and Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) are working to update the city’s TDM ordinance to responsibly address