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GUIDELINES FOR USING TRIP GENERATION RATES OR EQUATIONS

Guidance is provided to users of ITE's 'Trip Generation' on the selection of the most appropriate method for estimating trip generation. Aids to understanding methodologies are discussed and include the graphic plot, the equation, and weighted average rate. Methodology selection is discussed, and guidelines are given for using trip generation rates or equations. It is noted that the ITE Permanent Trip Generation Committee has examined each land use, independent variable, and day/time period and has developed a set of suggested use rates, equations, and engineering judgment.

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• By the ITE Technical Council Committee 6A-32.

Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE)

• Publication Date: 1990-8
• Features: References;
• Pagination: p. 14-16
• ITE Journal
• Issue Number: 8
• Publisher: Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE)
• ISSN: 0162-8178
• Serial URL: https://www.ite.org/publications/ite-journal/

Subject/Index Terms

• TRT Terms: Equations ; Estimating ; Guidelines ; Land use ; Traffic engineering ; Trip generation
• Subject Areas: Highways; Operations and Traffic Management; I73: Traffic Control;

Filing Info

• Accession Number: 00497439
• Record Type: Publication
• Files: TRIS, ATRI
• Created Date: Sep 30 1990 12:00AM

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Freight Trip Generation and Land Use (2012)

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86 A manual developed by the Institute of Transportation Engi- neers (ITE), Trip Generation, 8th Edition, provides information for estimating the number of vehicle trips that may be gener- ated by a specific building category, under a land use category. The information in this manual is provided based on approxi- mately 4,800 trip generation studies submitted to ITE by: public agencies, consulting firms, universities and colleges, developers, associations, and local sections, districts and student chapters of ITE (Institute of Transportation Engineers 2008). The ITE Manual contains trip rates data for 162 land uses, under ten major land use categories for several time analysis periods (e.g., weekdays and weekends). These major land use categories are: Port and Terminal (Land Uses 000-099), Industrial/Agricultural (Land Uses 100-199); Residential (Land Uses 200–299); Lodg- ing (Land Uses 300–399); Recreational (Land Uses 400–499); Institutional (Land Uses 500–599); Medical (Land Uses 600– 699); Office (Land Uses 700–799); Retail (Land Uses 800–899), and Services (Land Uses 900–999). The land use classes directly related to freight activity are listed in Table 64b. The land use classes in Table 64b are those that have explicitly calculated FTG rates, based on a percentage of total traffic. The classification type is a single code, and the geography is a single “site,” though it is unclear if the site is a tax parcel or a structure. A p p e n d i x A ITE Trip Generation Manual Land Use Code Land Use Category 010 Waterport/Marine Terminal 021 Commercial Airport 022 General Aviation Airport 30 Truck Terminal 130 Industrial Park 150 Warehousing 151 Mini-Warehouse 152 High-Cube Warehouse 254 Assisted Living 731 State Motor Vehicles Department 732 United States Post Office 760 Research and Development Center 813 Free-Standing Discount Superstore 815 Free-Standing Discount Store 816 Hardware/Paint Store 860 Wholesale Market 890 Furniture Store 931 Quality Restaurant Table 64b. ITE land use classes related to freight.

TRB joint National Cooperative Freight Research Program (NCFRP) Report 19/National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP) Report 739: Freight Trip Generation and Land Use explores the relationship between freight trip generation and land use.

The report consolidates available freight trip generation models in an electronic database to assist practitioners interested in using these models; identifies potential approaches to develop and apply freight trip generation models; and estimates establishment-level freight trip generation models in a number of case studies.

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Parking Generation, 6th Edition - October 2023

Discover What's New in the 6th Edition

Users will experience a number of improvements in the ITEParkGen web app, making it easier to access the information you need, and there are new land use codes and subcategories.

ITEParkGen web app improvements:

• Single click access to individual land use text and data plots pdfs
• Calculate parking demand for: average rate; fitted curve; and 85th percentile
• Complete pdf version of the Parking Generation Manual, 5th edition in the Support Documents folder

New/Reconfigured Land Use Codes:

• Single Family Attached Housing 
• Multifamily Housing
• Urgent Care Center
• Walk-in Clinic
• Shopping Center, Shopping Plaza, and Strip Retail Plaza
• Brewery Tap Room

New Land Use Subcategories for:

• Affordable Housing
• High Turn-Over (sit-down) Restaurant
• Medical-Dental Office Building
• Shopping Plaza
• Government Office Building
• Soccer Field

Please click here to access a complete list of Parking Generation Manual land use codes.

The information included in this resource is based on parking generation studies submitted voluntarily to ITE by public agencies, developers, consulting firms, student chapters and associations.  

Featured Resources

Note about the Transition from Parking Generation , 5th Edition to the 6th Edition

* *When you purchase the 6th Edition and use your new code to update from the 5 th  Edition to the 6 th  Edition, the ITEParkGen web app will enable data analysis, filter, and calculate functions for only the 6 th Edition database. You will still be able to access PDFs for the entire 5 th  Edition contents through the Support Documents button within the ITEParkGen web app.

Purchasing Parking Generation, 6th Edition - Multiple Formats Available

Digital – A single ParkGen6 user license providing electronic access to all plots, descriptions and references and the ability to filter the data to match local conditions. 

• $295 members | $495 non-members:  Purchase a Single License

Hard Copy - A full-printed version of the 6th edition plots and descriptions.

• $295 members | $495 non-members (+ shipping and handling):  Purchase a Hard Copy

All-in-one-Bundle - A single ParkGen6 User License and 6th  Edition Hard Copy are available at a discounted price of $490 members | $790 non-members (+ shipping and handling):  Purchase the All-in-one-Bundle

Parking Generation, 6th Edition - Significant Discounts for Multi-Users Additional ParkGen6 user license - $195 members | $295 non-members For members purchasing 3 or more single user licenses, it’s most cost effective to purchase the Five-pack or the Office Bundle

• Two (2) ParkGen6 single user licenses - $490 members | $790 non-members:  Purchase two (2) single user license
• Five-pack (five (5) ParkGen6 user licenses) - $695 members | $1,295 non-members:  Purchase the Five-Pack
• Office Bundle (five (5) ParkGen6 user licenses and one (1) hard copy) - $895 members | $1,495 non-members (+ shipping and handling):  Purchase an Office Bundle

For every license purchased, you will receive a unique key code, to create one, single user account at www.iteparkgen.org . This is where you will go to access all ITEParkGen's web app data, plots, create plots of your own, and access reference documents. 

Questions or interested in purchasing more than 5 licenses at a time? Contact Frances Bettis at 202-785-0060 x149 or  [email protected] . 

Submit Data for ITE’s Parking Generation Manual

Do you have parking generation data that you would like to see included in ITE's Parking Generation Manual? To submit data, go here Submit Parking Data . If you have any questions about submitting data, email  [email protected] . 

Other Parking Generation Resources

In addition to the ITE Trip Generation Manual , we also provide access to several other related resources such as articles and FAQ's as follows:

• Parking Generation FAQs

Trip Generation Manual, 11th Edition (TripGen11)

The ITE Trip Generation Manual presents a summary of the trip generation data that have been voluntarily collected and submitted to ITE.  The trip generation database includes both vehicle and person trip generation for urban, suburban and rural settings. A Trip Generation web app—ITETripGen allows electronic access to the entire dataset with numerous filtering capabilities including site setting, geographic location, age of data, development size, and trip type. As additional data become available, they will be distributed through periodic updates to the Trip Generation Manual.

Submit Data for ITE's Trip Generation Manual

Do you have trip generation data that you would like to see included in ITE's Trip Generation Manual ? To submit data, go here https://www.itedatasubmission.org/index.html . If you have any questions about submitting data, email  [email protected] . Hard copy submittals are also accepted using ITE’s standard trip generation data collection form .

Purchase the Trip Generation Manual, 11th Edition

This new edition of the  Trip Generation Manual  enhances the 10th edition’s modernized content, data set, and contemporary delivery - making it an invaluable resource.

The 11th edition features:

• All the latest multimodal trip generation data for urban, suburban and rural applications,
• Reclassified land uses to better meet user needs,
• Integrated digital copies of all land use definitions, plots and supporting materials,
• Full ability to filter the data to match local conditions  (in digital versions only)

**When you purchase the 11th Edition and use your new code to update from the 10 th  Edition to the 11 th  Edition, the ITETripGen web app will enable data analysis, filter, and calculate functions for only the 11 th Edition database. You will still be able to access PDFs for the entire 10 th  Edition and entire 10 th  Edition Supplement contents through the Support Documents button within the ITE TripGen11 Web-based App.

For every license purchased, you will receive a unique key code, to create one, single user account at  www.itetripgen.org   This is where you will go to access all TripGen11’s data, plots, create plots of your own, and access reference documents.  Everything you need is on  www.itetripgen.org .

Available in Multiple Formats at the Same Price 

• $895 members | $1,395 non-members:  Purchase a Single License
• $895 members | $1,395 non-members (+ shipping and handling):  Purchase a Hard Copy

All-in-one-Bundle - A single TripGen11 User License and 11 th  Edition Hard Copy are available at a discounted price of $1,290 members | $1,890 non-members (+ shipping and handling):  Purchase the All-in-one-Bundle

Significant Discounts for Multi-Users Additional TripGen11 user license - $395 members | $495 non-members For members purchasing 3 or more single user licenses, it’s most cost effective to purchase the Five-pack or the Office Bundle

• Two (2) TripGen11 single user licenses - $1,290 members | $1,890 non-members:  Purchase two (2) single user license
• Five-pack (five (5) TripGen11 user licenses) - $1,675 members | $3,375 non-members:  Purchase the Five-Pack
• Office Bundle (five (5) TripGen11 user licenses and one (1) hard copy) - $1,995 members | $3,695 non-members (+ shipping and handling):  Purchase an Office Bundle

Questions or interest in purchasing more than 5 licenses? Email  [email protected] .

Looking for Assistance with Traffic Impact Analysis Studies?

The following members of the  ITE Consultants Council  are available to perform traffic impact analysis studies. The below organizations operate independently of ITE and ITE does not take responsibility for their performance. Individuals should contact the below organizations directly.

• American Structurepoint
• CBB Transportation Engineers + Planners
• Crawford, Murphy & Tilly
• DCS Engineering
• DKS Associates
• Fehr & Peers
• Gannett Fleming
• Kimley Horn
• Kittelson & Associates, Ltd.
• Lambeth Engineering
• Lee Engineering
• Paradigm Transportation Solutions Ltd.
• Sam Schwartz
• Sanderson Stewart
• The Traffic Group, Inc.
• Urban Systems

Interested in adding your organization to this list? Contact  Kathi Driggs  to learn more about joining the  ITE Consultants Council .

Next Evolution in Transportation Impact Analysis

Now Available! The TripGen11 API, developed by Transoft Solutions for ITE, allows for third-party transportation engineering software providers to link their products directly to the ITE TripGen 11 app and gives users to extract data needed for analysis. 

ITE has initially partnered with PTV Group to offer integration through their software platform, PTV Vistro. The ITE TripGen11 API allows users to import ITE Trip Generation data for proposed project land uses directly within the software and apply the results in integrated transportation impact analysis workflows.

Through PTV’s Vistro software, users can select the land use characteristics, independent variable and time period. Then, choose to apply the average rate or fitted curve equation and view the results in Vistro’s trip generation table and on the ITE formatted data plot graphics.

Information about purchase the Trip Generation Manual, 11th Edition to gain access to TripGen11 App is below. To learn more about PTV’s Vistro, click  here . If you are interested in partnering with ITE on API integration, contact  Kevin Hooper .

Other Trip Generation Resources

In addition to the ITE Trip Generation Manual , we also provide access to several other related resources such as articles, related research and white papers as follows:

• High-Cube Warehouse Vehicle Trip Generation Analysis Prepared for South Coast Air Quality Management District and National Association of Industrial and Office Properties Prepared by Institute of Transportation Engineers
• Urban and Person Trip Generation White Paper
• Related Research
• Trip Generation Manual 11 th Edition, ITE Pass-by Rates
• Trip Generation Manual 11 th  Edition  ITE Trip Generation Hourly Distribution of Entering and Exiting Vehicle Trips
• Trip Generation Manual 11 th  Edition  ITE Trip Generation Hourly Distribution of Entering and Exiting Truck Trips

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Mixed-Use Trip Generation Model

Neighborhoods that mix land uses and make walking safe and convenient allow residents and workers to drive significantly less, thereby reducing traffic and realizing other benefits.

To help give communities better tools to analyze new development, EPA, in cooperation with the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE), worked with leading researchers and practitioners to develop new data and methods to estimate the trip-generation impacts of mixed-use developments. 

Download the  Mixed-Use Trip Generation Tool .

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Purpose of the Tool

• How the Tool was Created

Additional Resources

Trip generation analysis, the technical methodology to estimate how much traffic a new development will create, have been standardized by ITE and are used by traffic engineers across the country.

However, these methods are generally based on data collected from single-use, automobile-dependent, suburban sites, and therefore they do not adequately account for the effects of compact development, mix of uses, site design, walkability, transit, and regional accessibility – key elements of smart growth strategies and of a sustainable community.

To address this challenge, EPA created a spreadsheet tool that makes it easy for local stakeholders to estimate the internal capture of trips generated by a new mixed-use development. 

The spreadsheet estimates vehicle trips generated by a new mixed-use development in peak periods and for an entire day. The method also predicts trips by walking and transit and estimates the daily vehicle miles of travel associated with the development. 

How the Tool Was Created

In order to create the tool, EPA analyzed six metropolitan regions, merging data from household travel surveys, GIS databases, and other sources to create consistent land use and travel measures. The tool requires information about the development site and its surrounding area, including geographic, demographic, and land use characteristics.

It includes default national parameters for trip generation, but allows the use of local values if available. An associated report, available upon request, describes the research basis for the method and the data used to calibrate and validate it. 

This method was used in several regions in California, Washington, and New Mexico, and the Virginia Department of Transportation adopted it as a statewide standard for determining the traffic impacts of urban mixed-use developments.

The following resources give more information on development, testing, and use of the method and tool:

• Traffic Generated by Mixed-Use Developments – A Six-Region Study Using Consistent Built Environmental Measures , Ewing et al., ASCE Journal of Urban Planning and Development , 2011. This peer-reviewed article describes the analytic basis for the models, database development, and reports on validation tests. (Fee or subscription required.)
• Mixed-Use Development Trip Generation , Fehr & Peers. This website, by the firm that led development of the tool for EPA, describes the tool and reports on the statistical validation of the models.
• Smart Growth Trip Generation and Parking Study , San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG), 2010. SANDAG approved the method for use regionwide following comparison to local sites and review by local staff. This web page provides details on its review and implementation.

The following resources describe standard trip generation methods and other efforts to better understand the impacts of mixed-use developments and related smart growth strategies:

• Trip and Parking Generation Technical Resources , Institute of Transportation Engineers. Links to trip generation publications and other resources.
• Enhancing Internal Trip Capture Estimation for Mixed-Use Developments ,  National Cooperative Highway Research Program Report 684, 2011. This method, similar in scope to the EPA method described above, estimates peak-period internal capture rates for mixed-use developments for use in standard ITE trip generation applications.
• Effects of TOD on Housing, Parking, and Travel , Transit Cooperative Research Program Report 128, 2008. This report gives insight into the characteristics of residents of transit-oriented development, including their trip generation rates. 
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Trip Generation Review: Multifamily Housing Land Use

By Max Moreland, PE

In the current 10 th edition of ITE’s Trip Generation Manual, the categorization for a number of land uses has changed from previous editions. One of those changes is for multi-family housing. I thought I would take a closer look at the new ITE multi-family housing land uses to see how it compares to local data we have collected.

In previous versions of ITE’s Trip Generation manual, apartments and condominiums/townhomes were separate from one another and the classification is further broken into various classifications such as height, rental versus owner and luxury versus standard. In the 10 th edition, apartments and condominiums/townhomes have been combined under the same umbrella of multifamily housing.

Multifamily housing in the ITE Trip Generation Manual is now broken up into:

• #220 – Multifamily Housing (Low-Rise) – containing one or two floors
• #221 – Multifamily Housing (Mid-Rise) – containing three to ten floors
• #222 – Multifamily Housing (High-Rise) – containing more than ten floors

At TripGeneration.org, we also collected data at multifamily housing locations for the last few years. Our data has been categorized as either Townhomes or Apartments. All the townhomes we collected data at have either one or two floors and all the apartments we have collected data at have between three and ten floors.

Comparing the data we collected locally in the Minneapolis, Minnesota region for TripGeneration.org against the ITE data, our Townhome data fits neatly in the Multifamily Housing (Low-Rise) category and our Apartment data fits neatly in the Multifamily Housing (Mid-Rise) category.

The following charts compare our local Townhome and Apartment data against the three new ITE Multifamily categories.

As shown in the charts, our local rates for Townhomes are in line with Multifamily Housing (Low-Rise) in the a.m. and p.m. peak hours, but the local rates are lower for the daily trips. For Apartments, our local data is in line with Multifamily Housing (Mid-Rise) in the p.m. peak hour, but the local rates are lower for the a.m. peak hour and daily trips.

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While the locally collected data does not line up 100% with the ITE data, the trend is still the same between the two: as the buildings get taller, the trips per unit get smaller. The reasons behind this are multiple and varied and would take another blog post to get into, so rather than get into that, I will repeat myself because it is fun to rhyme:

As the buildings get taller, the trips per unit get smaller.

Of course, there are many factors that impact trip generation data for each of the new land uses, which is why we encourage everyone to collect trip generation for there region when preparing traffic studies.

What’s your experience? How does your regional data compare to the numbers in ITE’s Trip Generation Manual? Add your thoughts in the comments below.

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Price (per night).

• 0 US$ - 50 US$ 61
• 50 US$ - 100 US$ 12

Star Rating

Guest rating.

• Air Conditioning 7
• Restaurant 7
• Swimming Pool 2
• Bathtub/Shower 4

Property Type

• Apartment 50
• Guesthouse 2
• Condo Hotel 1

Sights in Elektrostal'

Central Air Force Museum 17 km.

Saturn Stadium 28 km.

Ramenskoye Bus Station 29 km.

Ramenskoye Train Station 29 km.

Balashikha Arena 31 km.

Airports in Elektrostal'

Zhukovsky International Airport 33 km.

Moscow Domodedovo Airport 54 km.

Na Ulitse Zhuravlyova 11/2 Apartments Apartment

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balcony Balcony bathroom Private bathroom yard Beautiful view hearing Soundproofing

bathtub Bathtub Bedsheets blinds Blackout blinds dinner_dining Dining area mode_fan Fan kitchen Fridge airwave Hairdryer heat_pump Heating iron Ironing facilities cooking Kitchen soup_kitchen Kitchenware microwave_gen Microwave Mirror door_front Private entrance footprint Slippers emoji_food_beverage Tea self_care Toiletries checkroom Wardrobe local_laundry_service Washing machine

1 Bedroom Apartment with balcony and with view

You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the apartment — ZIL Culture Center, Saint Basil's Cathedral and Red Square.

A great option for family vacation: apartment «Na Ulitse Zhuravlyova 11/2 Apartments» is located in Elektrostal . This apartment is located in 3 km from the city center.

Specially for tourists who travel by car, there’s a parking zone. Accessibility: there is an elevator/lift.

Want to be always on-line? Wi-Fi is available. If you travel by car, there’s a free parking zone.

The staff of the apartment will be happy to talk to you in Russian .

There are other services available for the guests of the apartment. For example, an ATM and ironing.

The room equipment depends on its category.

The room is warmly decorated and has everything you need to have a rest after a long eventful day. There is a TV.

Nightly rates from $51

Address: ulitsa Zhuravlyova, 11/2, Elektrostal

Reviews of Na Ulitse Zhuravlyova 11/2 Apartments

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• Upper floors accessible by elevator
• Smoking areas
• Washing machine
• Express check-in/check-out
• Early check-in
• Late check-out
• Elevator/lift
• Iron and board
• Children's playground
• Family/Kid Friendly
• Kids' TV Networks
• Pets Not Allowed

Room Amenities

• Air conditioning
• Non-smoking rooms
• Family room

Food & Drink

• Coffee/tea for guests
• Microwave oven
• Beauty services
• Parking nearby
• Free Parking on Premises

Languages Spoken

Policies of na ulitse zhuravlyova 11/2 apartments, accepted credit card payments:.

Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, Cash

Information about the type of meals included in the price is indicated in the rate details.

A deposit of 5,000.00 RUB per stay will be required at check-in to cover any potential damages.

Russian citizens must have an original Russian passport upon arrival.

Check-in takes place with a passport or driver's license.

The apartment is not rented for a day:

- persons under 24 years of age;

- persons without documents confirming their legal presence on the territory of the Russian Federation;

- persons under the influence of alcohol or other intoxication;

- Smoking in the apartment is strictly prohibited.

- Pets are not allowed.

- Noisy and entertainment events are not allowed.

- Loud listening to music or other noise is not allowed during the hours established by the legislation of the Russian Federation.

Early check-in and late check-out is possible - you need to clarify this possibility.

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Nearest hotels.

Hotel Elektrostal Hotel Ulitsa Raskovoy 6, 144000 Elektrostal', Russia

Featuring free Wi-Fi throughout the property, Hotel Elektrostal offers accommodation in Elektrostal'. Guests can enjoy the on-site snack bar. Free private parking is available on site.

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Nearby attractions.

Saturn Stadium 25 km.

Ramenskoye Bus Station 26 km.

Ramenskoye Train Station 26 km.

Balashikha Arena 30 km.

Gorenki Train Station 32 km.

Lyubertsy Train Station 35 km.

Sklon NPP Zvezda 35 km.

Sklon TSAGI 35 km.

Triumph Sport Hall 35 km.

Reutov City Park 35 km.

Closest Airports

Zhukovsky International Airport 30 km.

Moscow Domodedovo Airport 52 km.