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1 Capabilities Overview Regional Public Transportation Authority Coyote Crisis Collaborative Community Workshop April 26, 2012

2 Overview In 1993, the Regional Public Transportation Authority Board adopted the name Valley Metro as the identity for the regional transit system in the Phoenix metropolitan area. Under the Valley Metro brand, local governments joined to fund the Valley-wide transit system that the public sees on the streets today. Valley Metro is a federally registered trademark. Under which, three organizations operate. 1.Regional Public Transportation Authority. 2.City of Phoenix. 3.City of Tempe.

3 Valley Metro Overview (Cont’d) Highlights of Valley Metro services include: –Local, express, bus rapid transit and commuter bus services –Neighborhood circulators –Dial-a-Ride (paratransit) –Vanpool service –Online carpool matching system –METRO light rail

4 Rolling Stock

5 Rolling Stock Capacity/Length Considerations Bus Type Seating Capacity Length Fixed-route (Articulated)5560’ Fixed-route (Typical)4145’ Fixed-route (Typical)36/3740’ Fixed-route (Typical)2935’ Fixed-route (Typical)2530’ Rural Commuter22’ & 35’ 5

6 Fixed-route Buses 6 Length - 60’ Articulated Buses

7 Fixed-route Buses (Cont’d) Length – 45’Length – 40’ RAPID Transit Bus

8 Other Transit Vehicles 8 Lengths - 22’ & 35’ Lengths – 20’, 22’ & 24’ Paratransit Rural Commuter

9 Fuels Used

10 Facilities for each entity are located throughout the Valley –RPTA Mesa Glendale (contractor owned) Ajo (contractor owned) –City of Phoenix Three facilities located in north, south, and west Phoenix –City of Tempe One facility located in Tempe Operational Considerations 10

11 Personnel Considerations Currently, bus operators for the City of Phoenix, City of Tempe have union personnel and have work agreements in place that may restrict work hours, runs, locations, etc. RPTA’s Mesa operations are unionized; however, its Glendale, and Ajo operations do not have unionized personnel. 11

12 METRO Light Rail METRO trains (light rail vehicles) should also be considered in a time of crisis. Seats 174 12

13 The Process MCDEM Notified of NeedMCDEM Notifies RPTA of NeedRPTA Notifies Contractor(s) of NeedContractor Informs RPTA of AvailabilityRPTA Notifies MCDEM of Availability

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