Regional Travel Options Subcommittee
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This subcommittee of the Transportation Policy Alternatives Committee makes recommendations about planning, funding and implementation of the regional travel options program.
2011 meeting schedule
The subcommittee meets bi-monthly from 3 to 5 p.m. on the second Wednesday. Meetings and other related events are posted on Metro's online calendar.View the calendar
The Regional Travel Options subcommittee makes recommendations to the Transportation Policy Alternatives Committee related to a program to provide alternatives to driving alone in the region.
The mission of the subcommittee is to:
- support implementation of carpool, vanpool, transit, walking, biking and telecommuting programs
- develop funding and policy recommendations to TPAC to implement the RTO program.
The RTO subcommittee represents a balance of the region's communities and interests. The subcommittee has a total of four community members who join technical staff from state, regional and local agencies and governments. Community members on the subcommittee are appointed for two-year terms.
Representatives
- Dan Kaempff, Metro, chair
- Vacant, Multnomah County
- Susan Drake, DEQ
- Adriana Britton, TriMet
- Lori Mastrantonio-Meuser, Clackamas County
- Aisha Willits, Washington County
- Vacant, Oregon Office of Energy
- Dan Bower, City of Portland
- Sandra Doubleday, City of Gresham
- Alison Wiley, ODOT
- Jennifer Campos, City of Vancouver
- Jen Massa, City of Wilsonville SMART
- Sarah Angell, TMA Representative
- Adrian Esteban, Community Representative
- Derek Hofbauer, Community Representative
- Vacant, Community Representative
- Vacant, Community Representative
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Transportation Policy Alternatives Committee
This committee provides technical input to the Joint Policy Advisory Committee on Transportation on transportation planning and funding priorities for the Portland metropolitan area.
Expanding transportation choices
Metro works to improve air quality, reduce car traffic and create more opportunities for walking, biking, taking transit and carpooling.
Planning for bikes
A network of bicycle routes is one way Metro plans to provide a balanced range of transportation choices.
Planning for pedestrians
Regional pedestrian planning focuses on making walking safe, convenient and accessible to all, particularly in downtown areas and along major transit corridors.