CTfastrak Expansion. Stakeholder Meeting #4 Manchester Town Hall June 3, 2016

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CTfastrak Expansion Stakeholder Meeting #4 Manchester Town Hall June 3, 2016

Today s Agenda Phase I Update 2016 Service Plan Implementation Schedule & Cost Update Phase II Services Timeline Market Analysis Review CTfastrak Service Options Supporting Services Phase II CTfastrak Facilities and Infrastructure 2

Phase I Update 2016 Service Plan Enhanced local CTtransit bus service Due to limited funding availability, UConn service will not be implemented in 2016 3

Phase I Update Enhanced Local Service Five routes to have expanded service hours: 82/84 Tolland Street 83 Silver Lane 88 Burnside Avenue 91 Forbes Street Crosstown 95 Glastonbury Earlier Weekday Later Weekday Earlier Saturday Later Saturday Earlier Sunday Later Sunday Route 82/84 Route 83 Route 88 Route 91 Route 95 4

Phase I Update Enhanced Local Service Service extended until 10:45 PM on Monday Saturday; 7:40 PM on Sunday Extended service will begin in summer 2016 Annual operating subsidy for enhanced service is $585,000 $309,000 for weekday $276,000 for weekend 5

Phase II Timeline CTfastrak East: Planning to be completed by December 2016 Additional buses arriving late 2017 Additional service in 2017 subject to funding CTfastrak facilities and infrastructure - longer-term

Market Analysis Review CTfastrak service should: Serve corridors with high ridership potential Connect origins and destinations of regional significance Provide fast and direct service for longer-distance trips 7

Best Markets for CTfastrak East Primary Markets MCC/Silver Lane (Existing) Buckland Hills Mall area Buckland Hills park & ride to Hartford UConn Storrs Secondary and/or Future Markets Union Station Vernon and Tolland park & rides Burnside Avenue Goodwin College UTC/Pratt & Whitney Rentschler Field developments Downtown Manchester Main Street, East Hartford ECSU Willimantic 8

Phase II CTfastrak Service Options UConn Hartford Service CTfastrak Silver Lane CTfastrak Burnside Avenue 9

UConn-Hartford Service Full UConn service Expanded service on CTtransit Route 917 Direct hourly service - Storrs to Hartford Service until midnight, seven days Stops at Tolland, Rockville, Vernon and Buckland park-and-rides Stop at the Buckland Hills Mall Lower cost options examined Extended hours on Route 917 with UConn-Tolland provided separately Eliminate Vernon stop; Make Buckland and Rockville stops peak-only Reduce frequency to every 90 minutes End service at 7 PM

CTfastrak Silver Lane No change in frequency or service hours Adjust schedules on Route 121 to mesh with Route 83 Eliminate stops with low CTfastrak ridership making them local bus only

Burnside Avenue Options Buckland Hills to Hartford Service options Enhanced local bus service Limited stop CTfastrak overlay Semi-express CTfastrak overlay

Burnside Avenue Corridor Connecticut River to I-84 4.8 miles 40 bus stops, 8 stops/mile Existing Route 88 to Manchester Every 15 min. peak Every 30 min. off-peak

Enhanced Local Bus Corridor on Burnside Add a second local (blue) bus route Buckland Hills to downtown via New State Road and Burnside Alternate new route with Route 88 Every 7.5 min. peak / 15 min. off-peak Bus stop options Existing stops or reduce from 40 to 27 5.4 stops/mile with reduced stops 90% of ridership could use current stop 100% of ridership within one stop

New Burnside Limited Stop CTfastrak Route Add new CTfastrak route Buckland Hills to Flatbush I-84, Burnside, downtown to CTfastrak Every 20 min. peak / 30 min. off-peak Limited stops, shorter travel time Bus stops Route 88 continues to serve all 40 stops CTfastrak serves 13 stops 2.5 stops/mile, comparable to Silver Lane 63% could use current stop for CTfastrak 98% within one stop of CTfastrak

New Burnside Semi-Express CTfastrak Route Add new CTfastrak route Same as limited stop except fewer stops Bus stops CTfastrak serves 7 stops 1.3 stops/mile, comparable to CTfastrak roadway 51% could use current stop for CTfastrak 80% within one stop of CTfastrak

Phase II Connecting Service: Buckland Hills Area Services and Markets Existing local services CTtransit routes 82/84, 83, 91, 92 Hourly service on each route One-way loop through the area 82/84, 83 and 91/92 westbound 92/91 eastbound (requires back-tracking) Currently served Shoppes at Buckland Hills Wal-Mart Target Unserved/poorly-served Evergreen Walk The Pavilions Hale Road Future UConn-Hartford service Only Mall and P&R stops

Buckland Hills Area: Limitations and Service Needs Limitations Poor pedestrian connections and limited amenities West-facing stops at Wal-Mart and mall Historic limitation on bus volumes through mall property Ability/suitability of 40 buses to negotiate developments Service Needs Coordinated connections from UConn- Hartford service to area destinations Improved access to Evergreen Walk Service to Hale Road destinations Improved access for eastbound buses Service to residential developments 18

Buckland Hills Area: Modifying Local Bus Routes to Meet Service Needs Connect to UConn-Hartford service at Mall or at P&R westbound only Other scheduling needs may restrict schedule coordination opportunities May not be able to enter Evergreen Walk Serving Hale Road would add considerable time and mileage Existing stops not conducive to eastbound service Limited potential to improve access with changes to existing local routes 19

Buckland Hills Area: Proposed Connecting Shuttle Service Create linear shuttle connection through Buckland Hills Drive/Hale Rd corridor Smaller vehicles to more easily negotiate access roads and parking areas 30 minute frequency possible with 2 vehicles Connect to UConn-Hartford service every hour Serve additional locations in Buckland Hills area Feasible eastbound circulation pattern for smaller vehicles 20

Connecting Service Opportunities: Buckland Hills Option A: Connections to UConn Hartford at Buckland Hills Mall Legend Eastbound Westbound Schedule EB & WB UConn Hartford at same time Coordinate shuttle schedule with UConn Hartford Key new stops Evergreen Walk Eastbound at Wal-Mart Creates local circulation route Increased bus traffic at the mall Passenger transfer activity at the mall 21

Connecting Service Opportunities: Buckland Hills Option B: Connections to UConn Hartford at Buckland P&R Legend Eastbound Westbound Schedule EB & WB UConn - Hartford at same time Coordinate shuttle schedule with UConn - Hartford Key new stops Transfer stop at P&R Evergreen Walk Eastbound at Wal-Mart Creates local circulation route Increased bus traffic at the mall Passenger transfer activity at P&R or mall 22

Connecting Service Opportunities: Buckland Hills Option C: Connections to UConn - Hartford at P&R - no service to Mall Legend Eastbound Westbound Schedule EB & WB UConn - Hartford at same time Coordinate shuttle schedule with UConn - Harford Key new stops Transfer stop at P&R Evergreen Walk The Pavilions Eastbound at Wal-Mart Local circulation route does not stop at mall No Increase in bus traffic at the mall Passenger transfer activity only at P&R 23

Connecting Service Opportunities: dash Shuttle Clockwise, one-direction loop Weekday service from 7am to 7pm 15 minute frequency Later evening and weekend service during major downtown events 24

Markets: dash Shuttle Maintain core downtown connections for visitors Connections to/from CTfastrak Distribution for Hartford Line riders Access to Columbus Boulevard state offices Service for downtown residents 25

Phase II CTfastrak Bus Rapid Transit Facilities and Infrastructure

Existing CTfastrak BRT Elements Dedicated bus-only roadway Fleet of CTfastrak branded buses Fast, frequent and direct service On-board Wifi Level boarding platforms Quick boarding with pay-before-you-ride options Enhanced shelters Intersection or roadway improvements to speed service Transit Signal Priority Techniques

Proposed CTfastrak East BRT Elements Dedicated bus-only roadway Fleet of CTfastrak branded buses Fast, frequent and direct service On-board Wifi Level boarding platforms Enhanced fare pay options Enhanced shelters Intersection or roadway improvements to speed service Transit Signal Priority Techniques

Typical Park and Ride Amenities 30

Typical Park and Ride Amenities 31

CTfastrak Expansion Meetings Nov. 20 Stakeholder Meeting #1 - Completed Dec. 15 Stakeholder Meeting #2 - Completed January 19, 2016 1 st Public Open Houses - Completed February UConn Outreach - Completed Feb. 19 Stakeholder Meeting #3 - Completed June 3 Stakeholder Meeting #4 - Today July 2016 Stakeholder Meeting #5 August 2016 2 nd Public Open House 32