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- 1. Bikes Mean Business: Encouraging Healthy Commuting August 18, 2011 Steve Hoyt-McBeth Transportation Options Portland Bureau of Transportation
- 2. Employer Policies Influence Employee Transportation Choices
- 3. and Increase The Bottom Line
- 7. Does your commute affect your productivity?
- 13. Stress and Commuting Modes “ Type of Commute, Behavioral Aftereffects, and Cardiovascular Activity: A Field Experiment,” Steven M. White and James Rotton. Environment and Behavior, Vol. 30, No. 6, 763-780 (1998)
- 14. Stress and Commuting Modes Blood Pressure & Commute Modes
- 18. Promoting Biking at Work
- 19. Register your employer for the Bike Commute Challenge
- 20. Become known as the Bike Gal/Guy
- 24. Provide a fleet bike for employees
- 26. Thank You! Photo: Jonathan Maus, bikeportland.org
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- Although TriMet and the City are working hard to minimizing disruption during construction, the number and magnitude of the projects means that some streets will be out of commission. SmartTrips Downtown is a 2- year project that began in November 2006 to increase the current road capacity of the system.
- whether it be transit schedules, bicycle maps, carpool resources, walking maps, carsharing, etc.
- whether it be transit schedules, bicycle maps, carpool resources, walking maps, carsharing, etc.
- A Cornell University and Polytechnic University study found that train commuters walked an average of 30 percent more steps per workday than did people commuting by car. Train commuters were 270% more likely to walk the CDC recommended 10,000 steps/day.
- A Cornell University and Polytechnic University study found that train commuters walked an average of 30 percent more steps per workday than did people commuting by car. Train commuters were 270% more likely to walk the CDC recommended 10,000 steps/day.
- Aerobics Center Longitudinal Study – started in 1982, men 19-80.
- A Cornell University and Polytechnic University study found that train commuters walked an average of 30 percent more steps per workday than did people commuting by car. Train commuters were 270% more likely to walk the CDC recommended 10,000 steps/day.
- Train commuters were 270% more likely to walk the CDC recommended 10,000 steps/day.
- Attention Theory
- http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/exercise-and-stress/SR00036 http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/exercise-and-stress/SR00036 http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/exercise-and-stress/SR00036 http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/exercise-and-stress/SR00036
- We complete these orders, including only the information that they’ve ordered, and then we hand deliver them by bicycle to the workplace within five business days.
- We complete these orders, including only the information that they’ve ordered, and then we hand deliver them by bicycle to the workplace within five business days.
- We complete these orders, including only the information that they’ve ordered, and then we hand deliver them by bicycle to the workplace within five business days.
- Don’t have to do it alone. Can put a map up and ask the cyclists to tell you where they’re coming from. Offer a place for folks to write down’ I want a buddy.’