Douma, FrankCao, JasonCorcoran, HeidiFan, YinglingLari, AdeelRohde, BarbaraAlarcon, FrankDame, RachelKarner, Kevin2019-07-052019-07-052019-03https://hdl.handle.net/11299/204166In addition to the main report (MnDOT 2019-13), there are 11 task reports included in this record: Task 2: History of ABC Ramps; Task 3: Corridor Review - Current and Planned; Task 4: Demographics of the ABC Ramps; Task 5: Travel Demand Management Landscape; Task 6: Regional Stakeholder Transportation Goals; Task 8: Policy, Ordinance, Statute and Guidance Review; Task 9: Encouraging Carpooling, Biking, and Transit Use at the ABC Ramps; Task 10: Long Range Transportation Trends; Task 11: Stakeholder Engagement Summary Report; Task 12: ABC Ramps Outreach and Marketing Plan; Task 13: Transportation Options Implementation Plan.In 1992 the ABC Ramps were completed in downtown Minneapolis as part of the I-394 construction project. The purpose of the ramps is to have programs that support efforts to reduce congestion and improve air quality by reducing SOV trips from the I-394 corridor. At the time the ramps were built, the ramp goals were aligned with the city of Minneapolis' parking system goals and the I-394 Corridor Management Plan. Since that time, however, the transportation modes, technologies, and plans surrounding the ramps have changed as well as the travel behaviors of the users. As the ramps reach the midpoint of their design life, this study examined the programs, policies, and goals developed for the ramps to ensure they continue to address current transportation challenges and align with regional stakeholder's goals and emerging trends, behaviors, and technology. The project culminated in a series of recommendations with implementation strategies for the ABC ramp management to improve its practice towards reducing congestion and improving air quality in downtown Minneapolis through innovative programming and marketing.enParking garagesTraffic congestionCommutersTravel behaviorTravel demand managementReport