Central Park Drives Traffic Management Overview

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Central Park Drives Traffic Management Overview Spring 2015 New York City Department of Transportation

Existing Traffic Management From Labor Day thru Last Day of NYC Public School: 8-10 AM weekdays (Southbound) West Drive (HOV 2+) 72 nd Street/Terrace Drive Center Drive 110 th St 100 th St 96th St 90th St 85th St 3-7 PM weekdays (Northbound) East Drive, Center Drive 7 AM - 7 PM weekdays (Northbound) Center Drive 72 nd St LEGEND West Drive/Terrace Drive AM East Drive PM Center Drive AM/PM 7 th Ave 6 th Ave 2

Existing Traffic Management From Last Day of NYC Public Schools thru Labor Day (Summer) Car Free East and West Drive above 72nd Street 8-10 AM weekdays (Southbound) West Drive (HOV 2+) 72 nd Street/Terrace Drive Center Drive 7 AM - 7 PM weekdays (Northbound) Center Drive 110 th St 100 th St 96th St 90th St 85th St 72 nd St LEGEND Car Free West Drive/Terrace Drive AM East Drive PM Center Drive AM/PM 7 th Ave 6 th Ave 3

Declining Motor Vehicle Traffic Over Time VPH 3,000 2,500 7th Ave Exit - AM Peak SB 6th Ave Ent. PM Peak NB 2,000 1,500 1,000 2013 Summer Closure 2014 Summer Closure 500 0 Declines correlate with entrance/exit closures, off-peak closures, and summer closures Peak hour traffic volumes on Park Drives. 7 th Ave Exit is the peak hour volume exiting the West Drive during the AM period and the 6 th Ave Entrance is the peak hour volume entering the East Drive/Center Drive during the PM period. 4

Travel Times on Alternate Routes During summer closures, the Park Drives below 72 nd St provided critical alternate routes to congested adjacent roadways, where speeds are much slower July 2014, Southbound AM Average Speed (8-10am) No Traffic July 2014, Northbound PM Average Speed (3-7pm) No Traffic Traffic on Park Drives 5

Areas Areas of of Concern Concern 96 th Street 72 nd Street 6

Role of Park Drives South of 72nd Street Relieves demand on overburdened intersections in high-pedestrian areas Prevents excessive delays for transit passengers, taxis, and motorists: Allows important bus routes (M5, M7, M104) to maintain operations without additional delays Routes have combined 51,000 average weekday ridership 109 Buses in Peak Hr Eases goods movement in Midtown Multiple bus routes impacted by added volume south of 72 nd St 7

Traffic Volume Around the Park Traffic volumes increase significantly south of 72 nd Street Southbound AM Avenues & Central Park July 2014 Northbound PM Avenues & Central Park July 2014 Average Traffic Volumes 8-10 am Average Traffic Volumes 3-7 pm 96th Street 3,930 96th Street 4,062 86th Street 3,879 86th Street 4,139 72nd Street 4,569 -----closure----- -----closure----- 72nd Street 4,811 60th Street/CPS 5,317 61st Street 5,281 Counts from July 2014. For southbound, total is the sum of the average AM volume (8-10 am) on Broadway, Columbus Ave, Central Park West, the West Drive of Central Park, 5 th Ave and Park Ave. For northbound, total is the sum of the AM average PM volume (3-7pm) on Broadway, Amsterdam Ave, Central Park West, the East Drive of Central Park, Madison Ave, and Park Ave. 8

Incremental Effects on Delay Effects of an increase in volume depend on proximity to capacity Conceptual Effects of Closures on Delay Below capacity, adding volume does not substantially increase delay Closure South of 72 nd St When a roadway nears capacity, additional volume adds longer delays Closure North of 72 nd St Traffic Volume 9

Extended Bus Lane Recommendation Close Central Park Drives permanently north of 72 St 110 th St 100 th St History of successful summer closures in 2013 and 2014 70% of park drives permanently closed to commuter traffic Some effect on Park Drive motorists Shortcut lost; Midtown access/egress preserved Some effects on street users outside park Diversions to adjacent avenues AM lefts from CPW into park likely to increase AM 5 Ave transit service delays may increase Likely no effect on Broadway/Lincoln Center 96th St 90th St 85th St 72 nd St 7 th Ave 6 th Ave 10

Recommendation Extend existing 5 th Ave bus lane north to 110th St, 7-11 am Extended Bus Lane Heavy transit use on 5th Avenue during AM Peak ~ 90 buses in AM peak hour north of 86 th S 60,000 local bus riders daily (M1,2,3,4,106) 14,000 express bus riders daily (BXM2,3,4,6,7,8,9,10,11,18) Existing bus lane south of 86th Street Proposal would remove ~85 metered & 80 alternate-side parking spaces during AM Peak Existing Bus Lane 11

Existing Conditions Southbound Avenue, east of Central Park ~750-1000 vph in AM Peak* Numerous local and express buses Curbside bus lane exists south of E 86 th St (Bus Only 7 am to 7 pm) Mt. Sinai Hospital, Museum Mile

Proposal: 5 th Avenue (E 110 th St to E 86th St) EXISTING PROPOSED: 7-11 am on weekdays

Parking & Curb Management Approximately 85 metered and 80 alternate side parking spaces affected during the AM Peak (7-11 am) Majority of spaces are already inaccessible for a portion of that period due to alternate side parking regulations e.g. the west curb of 5 th Ave E 106 th St and E 107 th St is currently signed as No Parking 8:30-9 am, Except Sunday There are currently bus stops approximately every other block, where parking is currently restricted Parking is allowed at all other times Bus stop locations on 5 th Ave, where no parking is allowed on west curb

Parking & Curb Management No Parking 8:30-9am No Parking Mon & Thurs 8:30-10am No Parking 8:30-9am No Parking 8:30-9am No Parking 8:30-9am

Parking & Curb Management No Parking 8:30-9am No Parking 8:30-9am No Parking 9-10:30 am No Parking 9-10:30 am

Parking & Curb Management No Parking 9-10:30 am No Parking 11 am-12:30 pm No Parking 11 am-12:30 pm No Parking 11 am-12:30 pm

Parking & Curb Management on 5 th Avenue Street Segment Existing Curbside Regulations Hours of Parking Loss with curbside bus lane 7-11am Street Segment Existing Curbside Regulations Hours of Parking Loss with Curbside Bus Lane 7-11am E. 109 St to E. 110 St, no parking anytime none E. 108 St to E. 109 St No Parking 8:30 am- 10am 2hr 30min 4hr Tues, Wed & Fri E. 107 St to E. 108 St, no parking anytime none E. 106 St to E. 107 St No Parking 8:30 am- 9 am 3hr 30min Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs & Fri E. 105 St to E. 106 St, no parking anytime none E. 104 St to E. 105 St E. 103 St to E. 104 St E. 102 St to E. 103 St No Parking 8:30 am- 9 am North side of block:, no parking anytime South side of block: No Parking 8:30 am- 9 am No Parking 8:30 am- 9 am 3hr 30min Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs & Fri none 3hr 30min Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs & Fri 3hr 30min Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs & Fri E. 101 St to E. 102 St, no parking anytime none E. 98 St to E. 101St No Parking 8:30 am- 9 am 3hr 30min Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs & Fri E. 97 St to E. 98 St, no parking anytime none E. 96 St to E. 97 St No Parking 8:30 am- 9 am 3hr 30min Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs & Fri E. 95 St to E. 96 St E. 94 St to E. 95 St North side of block:, no parking anytime South side of block: No Parking 9 am- 10:30 am No Parking 9 am- 10:30 am none 2hr 30min 4hr Tues, Wed & Fri 2hr 30min 4hr Tues, Wed & Fri E. 93 St to E. 94 St none E. 92 St to E. 93 St E. 91 St to E. 92 St E. 90 St to E. 91 St No Parking 9 am- 10:30 am North side of block:, no parking anytime South side of block: No Parking 9 am- 10:30 am No Parking 9 am- 10:30 am 2hr 30min 4hr Tues, Wed & Fri none 2hr 30min 4hr Tues, Wed & Fri 2hr 30min 4hr Tues, Wed & Fri E. 89 St to E. 90 St, no parking anytime none E. 88 St to E. 89 St E. 87 St to E. 88 St * Hours of proposed bus only lane are 7-11 am on weekday. No parking loss will occur on weekends No Parking 11 am- 12:30 pm No Parking 11 am- 12:30 pm 4hr Mon,Tues, Wed, Thur & Fri 4hr Mon, Tues, Wed, Thur & Fri E. 86 St to E. 87 St, no parking anytime none 18

Benefits of Proposal Dedicated bus lane allows for improved travel times for transit riders and motorists during AM Peak With dedicated lane, buses will no longer need to weave in and out of traffic Traffic flow will be optimized Minimal impact on parking Improved markings increase visibility of pedestrians and discourage speeding Existing: 5 th Avenue at 105 th St, looking South Proposed Configuration (7-11am): 5 th Ave at E 75 th St

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