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Jo Joint int Ru Rural ral-Urban Urban Tr Transit ansit Sy Systems stems The Case of the Urban Donut Kaitlyn McClanahan, Grants Administration Supervisor | August 15, 2019 Te Tenn nnes essee see Qu Quic ick k Fa Fact cts 9


  1. Jo Joint int Ru Rural ral-Urban Urban Tr Transit ansit Sy Systems stems The Case of the Urban Donut Kaitlyn McClanahan, Grants Administration Supervisor | August 15, 2019

  2. Te Tenn nnes essee see Qu Quic ick k Fa Fact cts • 9 Regionalized Rural Public Transit agencies – 3 hybrid 5311/5307 funded agencies • 2 Tourist Intensive 5311 agencies • 12 Urbanized Areas – 8 Small Urban – 4 Large Urbans MorristownETHRA

  3. Ce Cens nsus us 20 2010 10 v 20 v 2000 00 • Census 2010 re-drew the Urbanized Area (UZA) boundaries set by the 2000 Census • Total Population in 12 Tennessee UZAs = 3,450,715 • 38% of Census 2010 UZA Population is not not served by the Fixed Route Systems in the Urban areas • Case Study: Johnson City, TN – UZA Population: 120,415 – Population not not served by Fixed Route system: 57,263 (52%)

  4. Th The Ur e Urba ban n Do Donu nut

  5. Im Impa pact ct of of th the e Ur Urba ban n Do Donu nut • 5311-funded service no longer eligible in new UZA boundaries – All trips must have one leg in the Rural area – Compliance Findings, Trip Software overlays • Funding limitations – 5311 Rural agencies deplete match reserves to continue service • Environmental Justice concerns – Low-income individuals most impacted by UZA shift

  6. TD TDOT OT In Inte teri rim m So Solu luti tion on • Critical Trips Program: a state-funded program for operating expenses within the Urban Donut • Critical Trips program provides 50% state match on operating in the UZA – Local 50% match derived from local funds & program income • $2 million annual budget • Intended to be formula-based, too many obstacles for Rurals

  7. Pr Prog ogra ram m Ou Outc tcome omes • Unsustainable growth in service vs available funds • New Requirements for Rurals – Transportation Programmatic Cost Allocation Plans – Full NTD Reporter status – Rurals become hybrid recipients of 5311/5307 • Adds more players to the 5307 distribution – Demand Response operators with 100+ VOMS have to get on Table 3A to use 5307 for operating • NTD is a major obstacle for Rurals seeking to serve Urban Donut

  8. Po Poss ssib ible le Fe Fede dera ral l So Solu luti tions? ons? • Allow 5311-funded service in the newly-urbanized area – Coordinated Plans – Certification by MPO and/or Urban that areas are unserved by Fixed Route & Paratransit • Dedicated Federal operating funds for the Urban Donut – Funded based on population of the UZA unserved by Fixed Route • Research into how UZA boundaries impact transit on the ground

  9. Kaitlyn lyn McClan anahan ahan TDOT Grants Administration Supervisor Office of Public Transportation Kaitlyn.McClanahan@tn.gov Phone: 615-532-5835

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