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Traffic Impact Fee Calculator

Estimate development traffic impact fees from ITE trip generation rates, pass-by reductions, and fee schedules.

Inputs

$

Results

Total Impact Fee

$111,750.00

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Net New PM Trips

74.5

Gross PM Trips74.5
Est. Daily Trips745
Fee per SF/Unit$2.24
Land UseGeneral Office (ITE 710)
ITE Trip Rate1.49
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter Land Use Type, General Office, and Shopping Center.
  2. Set Restaurant, Residential Apartment, and Warehouse.
  3. Adjust Hotel, Building Size / Units as needed.
  4. Review Total Impact Fee ($) and Net New PM Trips.
  5. Use Gross PM Trips and Est. Daily Trips to inform your decision.

How the result changes with Building Size / Units

Building Size / UnitsTotal Impact FeeNet New PM Trips
100,090$223,701.00149.1
350,065$782,395.00521.6
650,035$1,452,828.00968.6
900,010$2,011,522.001,341

What each input means

Land Use Type
Select land use type. Trip rates from ITE Trip Generation Manual, 11th Edition.
Building Size / Units
Gross floor area in sq ft for commercial, or number of dwelling units/rooms for residential/hotel.
Fee per Trip
Impact fee per new PM peak-hour trip. Varies by jurisdiction ($500-$5,000+).
Pass-By Trip Reduction
Percentage of trips already on the roadway that divert in (common for retail: 25-50%).
Internal Capture
Percentage of trips captured within a mixed-use site, not hitting the external road.
Transit Credit
Credit for proximity to transit, reducing vehicle trip generation.

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Land Use Type = 1, Building Size / Units = 50000, Fee per Trip = 1500, Pass-By Trip Reduction = 0 = 6 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Total Impact Fee
    Total Impact Fee
    111750 = $111,750
  3. Calculate Net New PM Trips
    Net New PM Trips
    74.5 = 74.5
  4. Calculate Gross PM Trips
    Gross PM Trips
    74.5 = 74.5
  5. Calculate Est. Daily Trips
    Est. Daily Trips
    745 = 745

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