Technology Developments in Vanpooling - Jason Conley – Avego Inc. Marketing
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Technology Developments in Vanpooling - Jason Conley – Avego Inc. Marketing
- 1. Jason M. Conley Director of Government Relations Avego Corporation Vanpool Bootcamp November 7, 2011 Technology Developments in Vanpooling Revolutionary Mobility
- 3. A Lot of Empty Seats Copyright © 2011 Avego - All Rights Reserved - Avego Confidential Transit load factor below 40%
- 4. A Different Story on Airplanes Copyright © 2011 Avego - All Rights Reserved - Avego Confidential Airlines 81% load factor for domestic flights
- 5. Avego’s Mission Efficiency in passenger transportation Real-time Information for Transit Next Generation Ridesharing Vanpool Management
- 8. Why do we even need technology? Copyright © 2011 Avego - All Rights Reserved - Avego Confidential
- 9. 2 2 Online Vanpool Matching Software Over 40,000 registered users, 4,800 routes created
- 10. 2 2 Personal Profile Pages Set preferences and privacy settings Self-manage pool roster, membership, and routes In-mail messaging, bulletin boards, communities Publish your pool to social networks Track your trips
- 11. 2 2 Manage Your Own Vanpool
- 13. Why Automate NTD Reports? Copyright © 2011 Avego - All Rights Reserved - Avego Confidential
- 14. Accurate, Verifiable Reports Copyright © 2011 Avego - All Rights Reserved - Avego Confidential
- 18. Generate Reports Copyright © 2011 Avego - All Rights Reserved - Avego Confidential
- 19. Track your Growth Copyright © 2011 Avego - All Rights Reserved - Avego Confidential
- 20. Monitor Overall Performance Copyright © 2011 Avego - All Rights Reserved - Avego Confidential
- 21. Unpack the Numbers Copyright © 2011 Avego - All Rights Reserved - Avego Confidential
- 23. Avego Real-Time Ridesharing Built-in cashless payments Rideshare whenever you want, from wherever you are Get matched with riders and drivers in real-time Pre-populated and user-generated stops Built-in security features Similar to the proven “slugging system”
- 24. A Marketplace for Empty Seats Drivers can earn back commute expenses $1 per pick-up, $0.20 per mile Riders get affordable commute option
- 29. Ridesharing In The Palm Of Your Hand January 8, 2011 Need a Ride? There Are Apps for That January 20, 2011 Avego Debuts go520 Mobile App In Seattle To Encourage Carpooling, Ease Traffic January 27, 2011 go520: Media Reaction
- 32. San Francisco Bay Area $1.5 million MTC Climate Grant Sonoma, Marin, Contra Costa Jan. 2012 – Feb. 2013 If successful, expand to entire Bay Area Multi-modal options Additional platforms Variable message signs
- 34. Multi-Modal Options Carpools, vanpools, transit…
- 35. Questions? Jason M. Conley Director of Government Relations 202-318-0108 office 202-441-9313 mobile [email_address]
Notas do Editor
- Avego Ride Board automatically imports participating drivers’ daily commuting routes and preferred departure times. This allows riders to easily visualize all available rides in close proximity, and to request rides to their preferred destination at a convenient departure time. In the same way that bus schedules provide passengers with predictability and confidence in the transit system, Avego Ride Board will increase user confidence in their ability to catch a ride when they need one. This is key to maximizing the participant base and to expanding the network.
- The pilot will help reduce traffic congestion in Bergen's busy Kokstad/Sandsli business district. Nine local employers with over 7,000 staff have agreed to participate in the program, including the international energy company Statoil. The program is funded initially by a 1 million Kroner grant ($181,000) from the Norwegian Transport Authority. An additional 1.5 million Kroner ($271,000) would also be available with the expansion of the program beyond the first phase. Why does a city or government consider funding RTR pilots? After all, riders and drivers both benefit financially, so the ongoing costs of the program should be very limited. The project will focus on a key corridor between a busy business park near Bergen airport and downtown Bergen. A 15km commute on the corridor takes an average of 45-60 minutes. Trips taken using the available HOV lanes take an average of only 20 minutes. It’s hoped a switch to real-time ridesharing will help get more cars in the HOV lanes, leading to less congestion, and less pollution, too. The potential environmental savings from real-time ridesharing are especially appealing for Bergen, which is one of the most polluted cities in Europe.
- Avego Ride Board automatically imports participating drivers’ daily commuting routes and preferred departure times. This allows riders to easily visualize all available rides in close proximity, and to request rides to their preferred destination at a convenient departure time. In the same way that bus schedules provide passengers with predictability and confidence in the transit system, Avego Ride Board will increase user confidence in their ability to catch a ride when they need one. This is key to maximizing the participant base and to expanding the network.