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Vanpooling: Go Via Van.

PB81183980

Publication Date	1981
Page Count	42
Abstract	Vanpooling at TVA began in June 1974 as a demonstration project in Knoxville. In conjunction with the Knoxville TVA Employees Credit Union, six vans were leased to serve employees who lived in area without public transit. Currently there are 656 vans owned by the employee credit unions and operating throughout the Tennessee Valley. By the end of 1980, the van fleet will probably exceed 675 vehicles and serve all major office locations. It is expected that there will be 1,000 vanpools in operation by 1983. The vanpooling project is continuing to grow both in number and in scope and has demonstrated its suitability for and adaptability to, a variety of employee commuting situations. The report explains how the TVA vanpool program is organized, operated, and financed.
Keywords	Urban transportation Services Coordination Vehicles Leasing Operations Urban areas Rural areas Fleets Project management Tennessee Van pools Car pools Knoxville(Tennessee) Commuter transportation Ride sharing
Source Agency	Tennessee Valley Authority
NTIS Subject Category	91B - Transportation & Traffic Planning 85H - Road Transportation 43G - Transportation
Corporate Authors	Tennessee Valley Authority, Knoxville. Office of Management Services.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	198117

Vanpooling: Go Via Van.

Vanpooling: Go Via Van.
PB81183980

Publication Date	1981
Page Count	42
Abstract	Vanpooling at TVA began in June 1974 as a demonstration project in Knoxville. In conjunction with the Knoxville TVA Employees Credit Union, six vans were leased to serve employees who lived in area without public transit. Currently there are 656 vans owned by the employee credit unions and operating throughout the Tennessee Valley. By the end of 1980, the van fleet will probably exceed 675 vehicles and serve all major office locations. It is expected that there will be 1,000 vanpools in operation by 1983. The vanpooling project is continuing to grow both in number and in scope and has demonstrated its suitability for and adaptability to, a variety of employee commuting situations. The report explains how the TVA vanpool program is organized, operated, and financed.
Keywords	Urban transportation Services Coordination Vehicles Leasing Operations Urban areas Rural areas Fleets Project management Tennessee Van pools Car pools Knoxville(Tennessee) Commuter transportation Ride sharing
Source Agency	Tennessee Valley Authority
NTIS Subject Category	91B - Transportation & Traffic Planning 85H - Road Transportation 43G - Transportation
Corporate Authors	Tennessee Valley Authority, Knoxville. Office of Management Services.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	198117