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Transportation Strategic Initiative Linking Tahoe: Regional Transportation Plan Long-Term Vision: Mega-Region Connections Short-Term Achievements: Seamless Internal Transportation System Plan Key Concepts: Data Informs Planning


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Transportation Strategic Initiative

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Linking Tahoe: Regional Transportation Plan

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  • Long-Term Vision: Mega-Region

Connections

  • Short-Term Achievements: Seamless

Internal Transportation System

  • Plan Key Concepts: Data Informs Planning
  • Moving Forward: Measures and Funding
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The Envisioned Mega-Region System

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The Envisioned Mega-Region System

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The Envisioned Mega-Region System

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The Envisioned Mega-Region System

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The Envisioned Tahoe Region System

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The Envisioned Tahoe Region System

EXISTING

  • 3 transit centers
  • Kings Beach Commercial Core Project

SHORT-TERM

  • 17 Corridor Revitalization Projects

LONG-TERM

  • 17 Mobility Hubs or Transit Centers
  • Adaptive Roadway Management on SR

89, SR 267, And U.S. 50

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The Envisioned Tahoe Region System

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The Envisioned Tahoe Region System

EXISTING

  • 1 hour service on most routes
  • Limited recreation site service
  • No year round North / South Connection
  • Limited inter-regional service

SHORT-TERM

  • 30 minute service on all main routes
  • New service to Meyers to Stateline
  • Increased service to Truckee
  • Increased and new service to rec. sites
  • Free-to-the-user transit on all in-basin

routes

  • Increased Inter-regional service

LONG-TERM

  • 15- minutes service on main routes
  • Frequent inter-regional connections
  • 17 Mobility Hubs or Transit Centers
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The Envisioned Tahoe Region System

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The Envisioned Tahoe Region System

EXISTING

  • 50 miles of shared-use path

SHORT-TERM

  • + 25 miles of shared-use path

LONG-TERM

  • + 57 miles of shared-use path
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The Envisioned Tahoe Region System

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The Envisioned Tahoe Region System

EXISTING

  • Limited electric vehicle fleet
  • 32 public charging stations
  • Limited real-time information

SHORT-TERM

  • Increased electric vehicle fleet
  • Alternative fuel site analysis planning
  • Incentive programs
  • Real-time information on CMS, Mobile, and online

LONG-TERM

  • Full Fleet saturation
  • Charging stations at all centers and recreation

sites

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The Envisioned Tahoe Region System

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Using Data to Plan and Meet Regional Goals

  • Approx. 24 million visits per year = nearly 10 million vehicles total

Data, Data, Data

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Transportation Planning is Fun!

Over 800 public participants reached 3 surveys, 2 community workshops, door- to-door for 100 Latino community members, multiple association meeting presentations 4 Project Development Team Meetings Over 50 TAC members for Goals, Policies, and Project Review

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Sequenced Approach

2021 2017 2012

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User Type & Travel Behavior

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User Type & Travel Behavior

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Planning for a Flexible System

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Discover Tahoe: Infrastructure & Services

TRANSIT TRAILS TECHNOLOGY

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Transportation Demand Management Incentive Programs

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Discover Tahoe: Recreation Travel

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2017 Regional Transportation Plan Timeline

Milestone Date Location Draft Release February 22, 2017 TRPA Governing Board Meeting: South Shore 30-Day Comment Period Ends March 24, 2017 Submit Comments to Morgan Beryl: mberyl@trpa.org Estimated Approval April 26, 2017 TRPA Governing Board Meeting: North Shore

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Transportation Strategic Initiative

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Performance Measures

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Funding: Transit and Trails

$0 $0 $5 $50 $1 $100 00 $1 $150 50 $2 $200 00 $2 $250 50 $3 $300 00 $3 $350 50 $4 $400 00 $118 $118 $254 $254 TOTAL AL FUNDING G NEED ($ MILLIONS)

Trai ails ls Fund nding ing Need ed: 2017 17-204 040

Fu Funded ed Un Unfu funded ed

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Funding: Technology and Roadways

$0 $0 $5 $5 $1 $10 $1 $15 $2 $20 $2 $25 $3 $30 $6 $6 $20 $20 TOTAL AL FUNDING G NEED ($ MILLIONS)

Tech chnol nology y Fund nding ing Need ed: 2017 17-20 2040 40

Fu Funded ed Un Unfu funded ed $0 $0 $5 $500 00 $1 $1,000 00 $1 $1,500 00 $2 $2,000 00 $2 $2,500 00 $3 $3,000 00 $3 $3,500 00 $881 $881 $2,521 21 TOTAL AL FUNDING G NEED ($ MILLIONS)

Roadw dway ay Fund nding ing Need ed: 2017 17-20 2040 40

Fu Funded ed Un Unfu funded ed

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Transportation is Transformation