Mark Phillips BSDA/Metro Long-Range Planner. The Foundation: Moving Transit Forward.

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Mark Phillips BSDA/Metro Long-Range Planner

The Foundation: Moving Transit Forward

Study highway corridors from Moving Transit Forward for high performance transit feasibility –I-70, I-64, I-44, I-55 –Include nearby major streets Select up to two transit projects to advance into project development –Cost-effective, long-term transportation solutions –Affordable and competitive for Federal funding RTCS: Study Purpose

Better connecting people and jobs Improving mobility and access to economic opportunities for low-income, transit-dependent Expanding transportation choice for all Supporting the regional economy, strengthening neighborhoods Providing cost-effective transit solutions RTCS: Study Goals and Objectives

Corridor Screening: Population

Corridor Screening: Employment

Corridor Screening: Household Income

Corridor Screening: Activity Centers

Corridor Screening: Top Trips

RTCS Study Area

Premium performance and service Minimize travel time and maximize convenience Modern vehicles – sleek, attractive, quiet, energy efficient Attractive amenities – wi-fi, comfort Integrated with Metro System Branded – recognizable; unique Premium Transit Characteristics

Modes and service types - BRT, express bus, rail Vehicle types –Multi-door entry –Low-floor boarding –Off-board fare collection –On-board transit information Alignments –Exclusive lanes; BAT lanes; shared HOV; mixed traffic –Queue jumps/bypass lanes TSP Technology A Range of Alternatives

Stations –Shelters and seating –Landscaped platforms –Safe and secure Technology –Transit signal priority –Real-time information, apps Convenient operations –Predictable service – rely on frequencies vs. schedules –Intermodal connectivity – parking; bike access; transfers; walking

Dec Jan 2013 FebMarAprMayJunJulAugSep Overall Project Public Inv Screening Define Alts Alt Analysis Select LPA Prep for Implement RTCS Project Schedule

THANK YOU! Mark Phillips, Deputy Project Manager (314) x.1708 Please stay engaged and informed!