Transportation Demand Management
Transportation Demand Management (TDM) refers to transportation strategies that improve travel through the more efficient use of our existing transportation system rather than building new roads or widening existing ones. Strategies include increasing the use of public transit, carpooling, vanpooling, biking, walking, and telecommuting. Additional resources for TDM information are Transportation Management Associations (TMAs).

Yolo County Transportation District
Unitrans
Solano & Napa Transit
Sacramento Regional Transit
Capitol Corridor

Transportation Management Associations
Additional resources for ridesharing information are Transportation Management Associations (TMAs). TMAs enable employers in a defined geographic area to work together to solve local transportation needs. A TMA is a dues-paying membership group that consists of employers, developers, property managers, and local government officials.

Yolo TMA
Sacramento Regional Rideshare Information (511)

Rideshare
Share a ride every day or once in a while. Ridesharing is a commute alternative to driving alone. These commute options can save you money and time,and are healthier for you and our community. SACOG Rideshare serves commuters who travel to or from Sacramento, Sutter, Yolo, Yuba, Placer, and El Dorado Counties. Our regional ridematching database offers over 2,500 commuters who want to share a ride. Plans to combine databases with the San Francisco Bay Area will add more than 9,000 more commuters.

Park & Ride Lots - District 3

Park & Ride -Sacramento Region

Solano Napa Commuter Information

Bicycling and Bike Maps
Bicycling is a great commute and short trip alternative. Commuting by bike even just a day or two a week is a great way to save money, get some exercise and be kind to the environment. The District encourages and supports bicycling through the Bike and Pedestrian Program.

The Bike & Pedestrian Program coordinators meetings bring bike/ped coordinators and interested persons from Yolo and Solano counties together on a biannual basis to update the various agencies on the status of significant programs/projects in each jurisdiction. The members discuss issues, share ideas and information and network with the overall goal to promote bicycling and walking through development of a District and region wide bicycle, pedestrian and trails network.

Coordinated by the Yolo-Solano AQMD, the meetings are an avenue to encourage the use of the District's Clean Air Funds (CAF) and other sources of funding to assist in the implementation of the network. To obtain more information or to participate in the meetings, contact the district at 530-757-3650. Minutes from most recent meeting.

Bike Maps: Yolo and Solano Counties

Sacramento Region Bike Maps