SouthWest Transit s Microtransit Service 2018 APTA State Public Transportation Partnerships Conference Wednesday, August 15 th

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SouthWest Transit s Microtransit Service 2018 APTA State Public Transportation Partnerships Conference Wednesday, August 15 th

Who We Are Public Transportation serving southwestern suburbs of Minneapolis: Eden Prairie, Chanhassen, Chaska, Carver, and Victoria Over 1,000,000 rides annually 90% Fixed Route 10% Microtransit Large majority of ridership is park and ride express trips to/from downtown Minneapolis and the University of Minnesota Multiple Real Estate holdings First suburban TOD in the region State and National award winner Motto - Expect the Best

SW Prime Fleet

WHAT IS SW PRIME? First of its kind shared ride microtransit service in Minnesota. Service began operating in 2015. The general public can request a ride on demand only. No advanced scheduling. Curb-to-curb service. Serving Eden Prairie, Chanhassen, Chaska, Victoria and Carver (Southdale Transit Center on Saturdays). Scheduling software (Ridecell) used to book and route the rides.

WHY PRIME? Need for a lower cost local service option (two times rule). Prior attempts at traditional circulators/demand-response services were cost prohibitive. Increase in demand for first mile/last mile services. Need for local service with minimal support staff. Technology evolution. Tech-savvy service area population. Long track record of service innovation. Willingness to take a risk.

Service Area Statistics Population: 118,588 (Minneapolis: 413,651) 89.8 Square Miles (Minneapolis: 58.4) 72,095 Jobs (Minneapolis:324,017) Average Median HH Income over $100,000 (Minneapolis: $73,231)

How do I book a PRIME ride? 1. By Phone 2. Using your app; and 3. Using your computer Rides booked within 20 seconds. Rides are confirmed automatically via text/phone call. Track vehicle location live using the app. Notifications sent automatically upon vehicle arrival.

App Screen View Computer Screen View

Dispatch Screen View

SW PRIME SERVICE INFORMATION SW Prime service is available Monday Friday: 6:30 am (First Pickup) 6:30 pm (Last Pick Up); Saturday 8am 6pm (Includes Southdale Mall) No new reservations will be taken after 6:00pm Each ride is booked separately, meaning each leg of the trip is considered one ride $4.00 per adult, per ride. $3.00 for kids between the ages 6 and 12 when accompanied by a paying adult (18 years of age or older). Free for kids 5 and under when accompanied by a paying adult (18 years of age or older). $1.00 for seniors on Mondays Free transfers to and from SouthWest Transit express services.

What Makes Prime Efficient? Entry level operator wages Technology Web requests minimizes booking time Allows for just one dispatcher to oversee system Automatic driver assignment On bus technology that routes trips efficiently Various payment options including online and on-bus credit card transactions speeds up boarding time Embedded mid-point transfer (off-peak) to ensure geographical vehicle balance Strict No-Show Policy

Prime Performance (2018) Average Ride Time: 13.6 minutes Average Wait Time: 18.5 minutes Average Daily Rides: 355 Passengers Per In-Service Hour: 3.4 Peak Buses Used: 12 Average Subsidy Per Passenger: $8.00 Ride Booking Method 60% Online 40% Phone

Prime Performance Daily Feedback From Rider June 2015 - Today 5000 4500 4000 Daily Feedback Score (1-5) 4592 3985 86.7% 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 390 8.5% 131 2.9% 32 0.70% 55 1.2% 0 Total Responses 5 4 3 2 1

What s Next? Service Expansion Hours of operation (evenings and weekends) Service area expansion Shakopee 494 Corridor County-Wide Service Paratransit Services TNC Partnerships Electric Vehicles AV Demonstrations

What s Next? Golden Triangle Autonomous Demonstration Eden Prairie s Golden Triangle Area (GTA) Largest Suburban Business Park in the Twin Cities Metro Area 20,000+ Jobs 9.8 million sqft. of office, commercial, and industrial property. Accounts for 9% of all office/industrial space in the Twin Cities Increased employment density anticipated with SWLRT Large Employers: Optum, SuperValu, Starkey Labs, Evine, Cigna, Lifetouch Studios Majority of jobs outside of ¼-mile buffer of planned SWLRT stations

Questions? Len Simich Chief Executive Officer SouthWest Transit lsimich@swtransit.org 952-974-3101 Matt Fyten Manager of Planning SouthWest Transit mfyten@swtransit.org 952-974-3111