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Moving Smart Mobility Initiatives into Practice Ohio Transportation Engineering Conference Oct. 2-3, 2018 ABOUT THE CENTRAL OHIO TRANSIT AUTHORITY Nearly 19 million trips annually (60,000 daily trips) 562 square-mile service area

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Moving Smart Mobility Initiatives into Practice

Ohio Transportation Engineering Conference

  • Oct. 2-3, 2018
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ABOUT THE CENTRAL OHIO TRANSIT AUTHORITY

  • Nearly 19 million trips annually

(60,000 daily trips)

  • 562 square-mile service area

with 1.2 million residents

  • 2017 operating budget - $134 million
  • Total of 0.5% sales tax
  • 1,100+ employees, more than 700 coach
  • perators
  • 327 buses, among the youngest

in the industry

  • Named Outstanding Public Transportation

System in North America for 2018 by the American Public Transportation Association

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MOBILITY MATTERS

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MOBILITY MATTERS

  • Reliable transportation

is crucial to employers and the economy

  • By 2050…
  • 1 million new residents
  • 600,000 new jobs
  • COTA will be the region’s

mobility leader.

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COTA’S EVOLVING ROLE

  • To be the region’s Mobility Services

Integrator

  • Economic development partner,

advisor, solutions provider

  • Using data, technology and

collaboration

  • Able to be nimble, making decisions and

predicting outcomes using real-time data

  • Technology revolutionizing transportation
  • Collaborations with public and private
  • rganizations

Example of the integration that’s coming: Uber is creating a transit division

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TRANSIT INITIATIVES

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TRANSIT SYSTEM REDESIGN – MORE & BETTER WITH THE SAME BUDGET

  • Launched May 2017
  • Simplified bus routes
  • More direct service
  • More frequent service
  • New & improved connections

to destinations High-frequency routes accessible to 103,000 more residents High-frequency routes within walking distance

  • f 100,000 more jobs

71% 89%

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NEW SERVICE – CMAX BUS RAPID TRANSIT

  • Corridor ridership up 16% since Jan. 1, 2018
  • Service is 20% faster
  • $48.6M investment, $37.45M in federal funds
  • Real-time displays at BRT stops
  • Wi-Fi every bus and transit centers
  • Traffic signal priority at intersections
  • USB ports on every bus
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SERVICE DEMAND

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REGIONAL CORRIDOR ANALYSIS

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FIRST MILE/LAST MILE STUDY

Equitable Access FLM services reduce barriers to access through taking a customer- first approach, providing multiple ways to access service using mobile apps, call centers and affordable fares.

Real-time, point-to-point,

  • n-demand service at the

touch of a button.

Goal: Expand mobility options where gaps exist in the current transportation network and to locations not easily served by fixed-route transit.

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SERVICE OPTIONS

Personal Mobility on Demand – on-demand, individuals or small groups Flexible Microtransit – on-demand service, many riders Scheduled Microtransit – fixed-schedule service, many riders Vehicle Sharing – Bicycles, electric scooters, automobiles Supplemental Mainstream – Individuals or small groups

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MOBILITY AS A SERVICE (MAAS) Shifting away from personally owned modes of transportation and toward mobility solutions that are consumed as a service.

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FIRST MILE/LAST MILE AND MAAS Technology is an essential component

  • Mobile apps to request

and pay for service

  • Trip planners to show

time, mode and cost

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  • Inclusion of highly

automated features in new models for future

  • perators
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TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION

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NEW TECHNOLOGY – FREE WI-FI

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NEW TECHNOLOGY – UPGRADED FAREBOXES

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NEW TECHNOLOGY – REAL-TIME BUS INFORMATION

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NEW WEBSITE – COTA.COM

  • All-new redesign with a

visual, customer-centric approach

  • Intuitive site mapping
  • Mobile-responsive
  • ADA compliant
  • Real-time bus tracking and

route updates every 15 seconds

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SMART COLUMBUS

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COTA-SMART COLUMBUS PROJECTS

  • Smart Columbus Operating System: COTA sharing data
  • Common payment system: COTA, city, Smart Columbus coordinating
  • Multi-modal trip planning: Plan and pay for trips all in one app
  • Smart Mobility Hubs: COTA facilities will host deployment
  • Mobility assistance for travelers with cognitive disabilities: COTA pilot
  • Connected electric automated vehicles: COTA implementing TSP,

pedestrian warning systems

  • Non-emergency medical trips: COTA-supported
  • Connected vehicle environment: COTA-supported
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QUESTIONS?