MBTA Legislative Caucus Richard A. Davey MBTA General Manager and Rail & Transit Administrator March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence.

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MBTA Legislative Caucus Richard A. Davey MBTA General Manager and Rail & Transit Administrator March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence

March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence Overview Financial State of Affairs –Operating Budget – FY11 –Operating Expenses – FY11 –What are the MBTA’s financial challenges/constraints? –What is the MBTA doing to offset financial problems? –Non-Fare Revenue Initiatives Looking Down the Tracks –THE RIDE –Commuter Rail Setting the Pace –Update on the Five Key Initiatives Safety, Customer Satisfaction, Employee Satisfaction, Fiscal Responsibility, and Innovation –More Transparency New Scorecard A Sample of What’s Going On? –Heavy Rail –Light Rail –Bus –Commuter Rail –Partnerships

March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence Fare Revenues $451m 28% Non-fare Revenues $93m 6% Debt Service $405m 25% Operating Expenses $1.21b 75% Local Assessments $150m 9% Dedicated State Sales Tax Revenue $767m 47% Revenue Recovery Ratio = 45% FY2011 MBTA Operating Budget = $1.62b Contract Assistance $160m 10%

FY2011 Operating Expenses = $1.21b * includes THE RIDE, Suburban Bus, Commuter Boat, Private Carrier Bus. ($$ in millions) March 23, 2011 | Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence

March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence What are the MBTA’s financial challenges/constraints? Increasing already highest in nation debt burden payments that peak in FY17 State of Good Repair – Deferred Maintenance Backlog Chronically underperforming sales tax revenue Volatile energy costs Explosive paratransit costs Pressure for more service and projects Cost of maintaining an aging fleet FY12 budget - total operating expenses expected to grow 6.3% over FY11.

March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence What is the MBTA doing to offset financial problems? Labor Cost –Controlling Headcount –Managing Overtime Costs –Transitioning to Group Health Insurance (GIC) –Redefining Pensions Eligibility –Reorganizing Workers’ Compensation Materials, Services, and Supplies –Controlling Energy Costs –Improving Environmental Compliance Engineering and Maintenance –Realizing Efficiencies in Power and Transit Facilities –Realizing Efficiencies in System-wide Maintenance & Improvements Authority-wide Vendor Cost Reduction Initiative –Seeking discount in prices and fees Service Improvements and Operational –Capitalizing on Service Improvements –Realizing Operational Efficiencies –Fully Implementing Automated Fare Collection –Conducting Cost/Schedule Performance Analysis Review of Design and Construction Projects –Instituting additional project controls in design and construction Debt Management –Requiring Prudent Management of Debt Portfolio Future Efficiencies –Performing Single Person Train Operation –Conducting In-house Radio Project –Restructuring Paratransit Services –Performing Daily Operations Resource Management (DORM) –Collaborating with MassDOT on Joint Efficiencies Efforts –Tort Reform

March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence Non-Fare Revenue Initiatives North Station Parking Garage Lease Parking Revenue Securitization Growth in Titan Advertising Program Advertisements on Charlie Cards Compressed Natural Gas Tax Rebate Iconic Sign Advertising Program Conversion of Thirteen (13) MBTA Billboard to Digital Advertising Projected Increase in Concession Revenue Increase Revenue from More Aggressive Parking Enforcement Internet Advertising on the MBTA Website Route 128 Garage Billboard Advertising Program Premium Parking Space Program

March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence Looking Down the Track –The RIDE Background 5.7% increase in total trips over the last two fiscal years (2.1 million trips provided in FY10, 2.7 million projected for FY11) 34.54% increase in net cost per trip over the last two fiscal years (from $29.85 to $40.16) 42.17% increase in net cost over the last two fiscal years ($59.2 million to $84.17 million) Strategies In-Person Assessments for Eligibility Determination Most large transit agencies perform some form of in-person eligibility assessments Provides more accurate determination of eligibility Results in more applicants being screened to use “fixed route transit” system Optimization of Run Structure Reduces the number of “revenue vehicle hours” by mirroring the demand profile Results in providing the same number of trips in a more efficient run structure Capitalizes on the start and end times of runs Potential Cost Savings Market “fixed route” service New Structure for RFP Medicaid Reimbursements Better coordination with Other Providers

March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence Looking Down the Track – Commuter Rail Service Improvements Background Locomotive reliability continues to be the key concern for commuter rail service Strategies Fleet Maintenance Identifying specific maintenance actions targeted to improve fleet reliability and availability New Locomotives Purchased two new locomotives that were put into service in January Leased Locomotives Leasing five (5) used locomotives Testing now in progress, expected to have them in service by April Fleet Investment Authorized purchase of twenty (20) new locomotives, initial deliveries expected in 2013 Authorized purchase of seventy-five (75) new bi-level coaches, initial deliveries expected in 2012 Completed 23 of 25 main engine overhauls on oldest locomotives in fleet Information Systems Initiated a full review of the commuter rail T-Alerts process and station information signs Service Coordination Meet regularly with partners who control portions of the commuter rail system Winter Performance Review Preparing a system-wide winter performance review report

March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence Setting the Pace – What has been accomplished? Innovation Initiatives Where’s the Bus/Train Apps Service Advisory Signage Real-Time Commuter Rail Information Fiscal Responsibility Initiatives Operational Efficiencies Operating Budget Reductions Maximizing on Federal Funding for Capital Projects Safety Initiatives Safety Flashes/Hotline/Briefs Safety Compliance (Seatbelts, PPEs, etc) Monthly Safety Report Customer Satisfaction Initiatives Accessibility Enhancements Parking Made Easy Customer Service Training Join the GM/Twitter Employee Satisfaction Initiatives Expand “Lifting as We Climb” Program Revive Safe Driver Award Program Employee Outreach Program

March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence More Transparency – New Scorecard

March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence Heavy Rail Red Line Projects Overhaul of No. 2 cars Ashmont Station Improvement Project Floating Slab/Tunnel Leak Repair Project Bridge Replacement Projects Power Station Upgrades Park Street, Harvard, and Porter Redundant Elevator Projects Blue Line Projects State Street Station Improvement Project (completion within 45 days) Track and Signal Improvement Project Orient Heights Station Improvement Project Wonderland Parking Garage Orange Line Projects Assembly Square Station Back Bay Station Roof Improvement Project Southwest Corridor Tunnel Leak/Groundwater Project Downtown Crossing Redundant Elevator Project

March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence Light Rail Green Line Projects Science Park Station Elevator Project 3-Car Trains on B, D, and E Lines Type 7 Car Overhaul Project Extension to Somerville/Medford Positive Train Control Project Mattapan High Speed Line Projects Collision Avoidance Pilot Project Trolley noise reduction project Station Improvements

March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence Bus Bus Projects Key Bus Route Improvement Project Dudley Square Improvement Project Lynn Busway Security Camera Project 25 new Articulated 60’ Low-Floor Buses Enhanced Bicycle Parking Facilities NABI overhaul project New Paint Booths at the Everett Maintenance Facility New Bus Washes at Bus Garages Silver Line Projects Heated Bus Shelters Project Pavement Repairs/Crosswalk Replacements Project Signal Prioritization Project at D Street Intersection

March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence Commuter Rail Line Projects Old Colony (Except Greenbush) Tie Replacement Project Franklin Railroad Bridge Redecking Project Boston to Providence Platform Resurfacing Project Pawtucket Layover Maintenance Building & Inspection Pits Project Southampton Street Maintenance Facility Reroofing Project Framingham/Worcester Platform Resurfacing Projects Flood Mitigation Pump Station Project Fairmount Bridge Replacement Projects Fairmount Line – Four (4) New Stations

March 23, 2011| Leading the Nation in Transportation Excellence Partnerships Bike Share Project – $3 million FTA Urban Livability Grant to fund and implement a regional program, which the City will the pilot site South Station Expansion Project – MassDOT obtained a $32.5 million grant application for federal High-Speed and Intercity Passenger Rail funds for the design phase of the Expansion Project Automated Fare Collection Interoperability Project (BAT announcement is imminent)