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List of TablesList of Tables(continued)3.16 Annual Regional TDM Program Expenditures – Existing and Proposed .................... 3-723.17 Daily Trips with Origin or Destination in the Study Area (2040) .................................. 3-723.18 TDM Strategy Evaluation Parameters ............................................................................... 3-733.19 TDM 2040 Results ................................................................................................................. 3-743.20 Map Key for Bicycle and Pedestrian System Enhancements .......................................... 3-763.21 2040 Benefit Calculations for Bicycle and Pedestrian System Enhancements.............. 3-853.22 2040 Cost Estimates for Bicycle and Pedestrian System Enhancements ....................... 3-883.23 Bicycle and Pedestrian Prioritization Criteria and Tiered Scoring ................................ 3-913.24 Prioritized Bicycle and Pedestrian System Enhancements ............................................. 3-923.25 Bicycle Projects Grouped by Trip Orientation Served ..................................................... 3-953.26 Measures of Effectiveness Summary ................................................................................. 3-983.27 Sensitivity Tests Measures of Effectiveness Summary .................................................... 3-1034.1 Multimodal Package Summary Selection of Measures ................................................... 4-124.2 Multimodal Package Summary Recommendations Framework ................................... 4-144.3 Bicycle Projects Prioritized by Combined Score ............................................................... 4-194.4 TDM Recommendation Priority Groups ........................................................................... 4-215.1 Current Rates and Estimates Yields for State User Fees ................................................. 5-35.2 Projected Revenues to the Transportation Trust Fund (FY 2012) .................................. 5-35.3 Summary of Agencies Planning, Operating, and Funding Public Transit in theI-66 Corridor, Inside the Beltway ....................................................................................... 5-45.4 Potential Revenue Options for I-66 Multimodal Study Recommendations ................. 5-6ivI-66 Multimodal Study
List of TablesList of Tables(continued)5.5 National Experience with Revenue Options for I-66 MultimodalStudy Recommendations ..................................................................................................... 5-105.6 Rating Definitions for Revenue Evaluation Criteria ........................................................ 5-11I-66 Multimodal Study v
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