Lloyd Bid Inc

Lloyd Bid Inc, a notable organization, is dedicated to funding supplemental transportation management, promoting sustainability, and job development services within a district. Their significant activities focus on public safety, transportation access, landscape beautification, economic development, and district advocacy.

The organization is renowned for creating an effective Transportation Management Association (TMA), which serves as a national model for neighborhood-based access management. Lloyd Bid Inc connects people and places by fostering partnerships and transportation solutions, making the district extraordinary. This is achieved through cooperative, business-supported programs that promote efficient, balanced transportation systems and land use patterns.

Some of the notable programs include administering the Lloyd (flat-rate) Universal Transit Pass program to 28 businesses, representing nearly 4,000 employees. This program saves participating businesses a combined $2.5 million annually. Employer and resident participation in Lloyd Bid Inc's transit, bicycle, and pedestrian programs have helped remove over 1,100 single-occupant vehicles from the peak commute hour, freeing up valuable parking for customers and visitors alike. This has saved the region approximately $50 million in potential parking development costs.

Furthermore, reduced vehicle miles traveled (VMT) to the neighborhood by approximately 4.4 million miles annually, resulting in significant air quality improvements, such as the annual removal of nearly 2,000 tons of carbon dioxide. Lloyd Bid Inc has also secured funding and re-convened the Multnomah Street Task Force to create a permanent streetscape plan and preferred bikeway design for NE Multnomah Street. They have partnered with the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) on a pedestrian improvement project that provided enhanced safety improvements at mid-block pedestrian crossings at NE 16th Avenue between Multnomah and Halsey Streets. Lastly, Lloyd Bid Inc hosts over two dozen transportation-related events annually.