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An Evaluation of the City of Watsonville's Trip Reduction Ordinance
This Special Study examines the state, regional and local processes of adopting and implementing a trip reduction ordinance and the impacts and effects upon the public and private sectors at the local level. The City of Watsonville, with over 32,000 residents, is located on the southern edge of Sant
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