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DRAFT 3. Circulation Element information to homebuyers; providing information to residents about TDM programs available, especially the Guaranteed Ride Home service; and, public service announcements on local radio and TV stations that residents use for commute information. The Economic Development Department is investigating the implementation of these strategies. The City of Pleasanton and the Pleasanton Unified School District (I'USD) have partnered in the Rides to School program, Pleasanton's School Traffic Calming Program. This program is a joint effort between PUSD and the City to plan and manage school traffic at individual schools. Elements of the program include: enforcement and monitoring by the Pleasanton Police Department; review of signing and striping to designate speed limits, loading zones, crosswalks, and parking; a Ridematch Pooling Program which facilitates carpools, bikepools, and walkpools; site improvements including site redesign, staggered bell times, pick-up and drop-off procedures, and parking-lot modification review; "School Tripper" buses provided by Wheels which coordinate with the schedules for middle and high schools; pedestrian safety measures including crossing guards and safety education; the Safety Valet program at elementary schools; and walk-to-school and bike-to-school participation. Circulation Goals, Policies, and Programs The following goals, policies, and programs, in addition to those contained in other Elements, constitute an action program to implement the objectives described in this Element. Circulation Element 012908 clean 3-43 Ciy Council 012908