Statewide Park & Ride Inventory and Usage Study, March 13, 2013 Liz McAdory, VDOT, Transportation & Mobility Planning Division

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Statewide Park & Ride Inventory and Usage Study, 2013 March 13, 2013 Liz McAdory, VDOT, Transportation & Mobility Planning Division

VDOT Park & Ride Lot Inventory & Usage Study Project Team: VDOT SIR Kimley-Horn The Traffic Group Webbones SAG Timeline Began in Fall of 2011 Complete early 2013 2

Study Advisory Group (SAG) Members VDOT Planning (Central Office, NOVA, Hampton Rds, Salem, and Bristol Districts) Traffic Engineering Maintenance FHWA DRPT TRAFFIX RideFinders RIDE solutions Rappahannock Rapidan Regional Commissions Commuter Services Fairfax County GW RideConnect 3

Why did VDOT need to conduct the study? VDOT owns/maintains approximately 300 P&R lots Inventory also includes lots owned by Transit companies/agencies Jurisdictions Private Last inventory review conducted in 2003 Prior to 2003, last audit in 1996 Website is GIS-based, using 2003 data Reports of empty lots and lots over capacity Inquiries looking for lots where there are currently none located 4

Current VDOT Park & Ride Website 5

Goals / Objectives of P&R Study Conduct a statewide inventory of existing Park & Ride lots Identify recommendations for new, expanded or relocated/closed lots Update/reconstruct the VDOT Park & Ride website Enhance VDOT s statewide Park & Ride Program Develop formal PNR program Evaluate & establish VDOT policies & procedures Evaluate & clarify staff roles & responsibilities Increase coordination with Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT) and other agencies Improve collaboration and coordination with multi-modal partners Increase public outreach and awareness Increase public access to information 6

Study Deliverables 1. Lot audit and inventory database a) Pictures b) Latitude and Longitude c) Number of spaces (incl. handicapped spaces) d) Amenities e) Special comments 2. Recommendations for new, expanded, relocated lots 1. Includes recommendations from comp. plans, MPO/PDC plans, statewide plans, etc. 2. Database and maps 3. Reconstructed website and embeddable widget 4. P&R Program Goals and Objectives / Best Practices 5. Public Outreach User Survey 7

Deliverable: Lot Audit & Inventory Update 8 Audited 16 lots in Hampton Roads District Silver Leaf Station Denbigh Fringe Parking Lee Hall Commuter Parking Lot Park & Sail Commuter Parking Lot Smithfield Commuter Parking Lot Route 58/460 Bypass Magnolia Commuter Parking Lot Municipal Center - Surry Indian River Road Bartlett Croaker Road Jamestown-Scotland Ferry Stony Creek Jamestown Center Lightfoot Greenbriar Mall

Deliverable: P&R Lot Recommendations Maintenance at seven lots, including paving; resurfacing; enhance with lighting, bike racks, installing drainage, replacing signage, etc. Expand lot and connect bike and pedestrian facilities Establish formal agreement with K-Mart shopping center owners Expand park & ride services Provide approximately 30 new park & ride lots 9

Deliverable: Mappable Database (Existing & Recommendations) Mappable Database 10

Deliverable: Reconstruct VDOT Website 11

Deliverable: Reconstruct VDOT Website 12

Deliverable: Reconstruct VDOT Website 13

Deliverable: Reconstruct VDOT Website 14 VDOT Draft P&R Website

Deliverable: User Survey Findings Hampton Roads Average time of arrival to P&R Lot 6:02am 64% of P&R lot users in HR use lots five days / week 99% of all lot users use the lots to commute to work Of users surveyed, they chose the following mode once parked at the lot 49% rode bus or train 30% rode in car or vanpool 8% picked up passengers in their car or vanpool 8% walked to their destination 1% dropped user off 4% selected other 15

Deliverable: User Survey Findings Hampton Roads Average distance traveled to get to P&R lot is 9 miles 34% - less than 5 miles 43% - 5-10 miles 14% - 11-20 miles 9% - 21 miles or more Average time spent traveling to P&R lot is 14 minutes 23% - less than 10 minutes 64% - 10-20 minutes 9% - 21-30 minutes 4% - 31-60 minutes 0% - more than 60 minutes Average distance and time traveled from P&R lot to destination is 26 miles and 41 minutes. Average total commute is 35 miles and 55 minutes. 16

VDOT P&R Study: Next Steps Launch website April 2013 Begin district review Implement recommendations Investment strategies Bi-annual inventory updates Continue coordination TDM Bigger picture P&R lots fit into overall goal of TDM Reduce Single Occupant Vehicles (SOV) 17

Questions / Comments? Thank you! Liz McAdory VDOT Central Office Transportation & Mobility Planning liz.mcadory@vdot.virginia.gov (804) 786-3092 18