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Commuter Shuttle Program SFMTA Citizens Advisory Council November 5, 2015 Commuter Shuttles Program Shuttles history/background Commuter Shuttle Pilot Program Timeline Evaluation results Proposed Commuter Shuttle


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Commuter Shuttle Program

SFMTA Citizens’ Advisory Council November 5, 2015

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Commuter Shuttles Program

  • Shuttles history/background
  • Commuter Shuttle Pilot Program

– Timeline – Evaluation results

  • Proposed Commuter Shuttle Program

– Using the Evaluation – Building upon the Pilot Program

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Commuter Shuttles in the Bay Area

  • Commuter shuttles around for decades
  • Silicon Valley shuttles grew out of:

– Transportation demand management requirements of Silicon Valley cities – Jobs/housing imbalance in Silicon Valley

  • Shuttles serve entire Bay Area

– East Bay – North Bay – Stops along the Peninsula after SF

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Commuter Shuttles in San Francisco

  • By law, shuttles free to use the city’s streets

– Free to stop in white zones and available curb space – Can only be regulated or managed

  • Increasing presence on city’s streets
  • Growing commute choice for many San

Franciscans

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Commuter Shuttle Pilot Program

  • Manage/regulate commuter shuttle sector
  • Network of shared Muni and white zones
  • Permit fees and conditions for participation
  • Targeted enforcement
  • Extensive data collection
  • Evaluation
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Commuter Shuttle Pilot Program

  • Launched August 2014
  • Data collection complete June 2015
  • Evaluation Report released October 2015
  • Pilot concludes January 2016
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Pilot Evaluation Report

  • Shuttle activity overview
  • Shuttles’ impact on drive-alone trips
  • Traffic impacts and safety issues
  • Enforcement
  • Community response
  • Project administration
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Shuttle stop-events Shuttle activity

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Shuttle ridership Shuttle activity

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Riders’ transportation choices Impact on drive-alone trips

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Riders’ transportation choices Impact on drive-alone trips

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Reduced car trips and VMT Impact on drive-alone trips

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Traffic impacts and safety issues Shuttle and Muni interaction

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Traffic impacts and safety issues Traffic and bike lane safety

23% 23% 51% 51%

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Traffic impacts and safety issues Pedestrian safety

Near s r side ide

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Citations issued Enforcement

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Feedback on commuter shuttles Community response

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Regulatory program and data sharing

  • Regulatory/permit approach
  • Enforcement challenges
  • GPS data sharing

Project administration

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  • October/November

– Public outreach regarding Program updates – Release Evaluation and Program policy

  • November 4

– Public workshop

  • November 17

– SFMTA Board of Directors hearing

  • February 1

– Planned start of Commuter Shuttle Program

Commuter Shuttle Program

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Commuter Shuttle Program

  • Evaluation results
  • Consideration of alternatives
  • Feedback from shuttle operators
  • Board of Supervisors’ Labor Harmony

Resolution

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Major and minor arterial network Large-bus street network

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Increased enforcement System upgrades

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Capital improvements on shuttle routes System upgrades

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Expanded GPS data systems System upgrades

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Model year turnover Vehicle fleet requirements

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Encouraging free rides No charge for free public shuttles

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Service disruption prevention plan Labor harmony

  • March 9, 2015: San Francisco Board of

Supervisors issued a resolution

  • SFMTA to establish Labor Harmony

conditions for applicants in pilot and potential permanent program

  • Applicants to provide a certification

indicating that labor and other practices will not interfere with service delivery

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Thank you

Hank Willson, Project Manager