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FDOT PowerPoint Example
TRENDS AND CONDITIONSBikes and Pedestrians
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Mode Share of Person Trips
Personal travel modes dominate
Source NHTS, 2001
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Bike and Pedestrian Daily Trip Rates
Pedestrian travel exceeds bike travel
Source CUTR and NuStats, Bicycle and Pedestrian
Travel Exploration of Collision Exposure in
Florida, 2002
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Trip Purpose and Trip Length
Predominate use is for social/recreation trips
Source CUTR and NuStats, Bicycle and Pedestrian
Travel Exploration of Collision Exposure in
Florida, 2002
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Bikes on Bus Boardings
Bikes-on-bus travel contributes to transit use
Source National Center for Transit Research,
Analysis of Bikes on Bus Programs, 2005. FDOT
Safety Office. Transit agency statistical data.
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Mode Share for Work Trips
Driving trips dominate
Work Trips
Source US Decennial Census, Supplemental Survey
Journey to Work, Census 1960 to 2000
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Mode Share for Daily Travel

Walking trips may be stabilizing
of Daily Trips
Source Federal Highway Administration, NPTS and
NHTS
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Share of Trips by Age Group

Younger and older age groups walk more
Share of Person Trips
Age Group
Source NHTS, 2001
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Share of Person Trips by Income Group
Walking greatest for low income household members
Share of Person Trips
Source NHTS, 2001
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Share of Trips by Gender

Females bike less frequently and walk more
frequently
Share of Person Trips
Source NHTS, 2001
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Trip Length by Age Group
As expected, bike trip lengths exceed walk trips
Length (Miles)
Source NHTS 2001
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Trip Length by Income Group
Trip length modestly affected by income
Length (Miles)
Source NHTS 2001
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Trip Length by Gender
Females have slightly longer trip lengths
Length (Miles)
Source NHTS 2001
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Recreation Facilities by Jurisdictions
Hiking trails are most common
Source Florida Department of Environmental
Protection (FDEP), Division of Parks and
Recreation, Outdoor Recreation Inventory, 2006
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Miles of Paved Bicycles Trails
Southern Florida has the most bicycle trails
Source Florida Department of Environmental
Protection (FDEP), Division of Parks and
Recreation, Outdoor Recreation Inventory, 2006.
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Bicycle Demand and Resource Needs
Bicycle demand and resource needs increasing
User Occasions (millions)
Resource Needs (miles)
Source Florida Department of Environmental
Protection, Office of Park Planning. Statewide
Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan.
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Distribution of Bicycles per Household
More than 50 of households have bicycles
Source CUTR and NuStats, Bicycle and Pedestrian
Travel Exploration of Collision Exposure in
Florida, 2002
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FDOT PowerPoint Example
TRENDS AND CONDITIONSBikes and Pedestrians