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1 Overall Ridership Big Blue Bus carried 18,748,869 passengers in FY , a 0.3% reduction from the year prior. This negligible reduction in ridership represents the beginnings of a reversal from a pattern of ridership losses that has extended for five straight years since ridership peaked in FY2010 at 22,350,252. This is the first year since FY2011 that ridership losses were less than one percent. This beginning of a reversal is attributable to recovery from the recession, combined with the reallocation of service away from low performing areas, and improvements in the overall service quality. Together, these forces have begun to bring more people back to the Big Blue Bus system.
2 FY2015 A Year to Prepare Important changes that occurred during FY2015 were the introduction of the TAP payment system, and increased levels of service on the most popular lines; 3, Rapid 3, 7 and Rapid 7. Additionally, more running time helped to create better service reliability system wide. Bus stop consolidation has made riding BBB faster and more attractive, and the implementation of the bus stop improvement program brings the advantages of lighting, seating, printed information and real time information at select stops. The introduction of real time bus information on every smart phone via the NextBus system, and the introduction of the award winning Little Blue Book round out the series of systemic changes that are attracting passengers to BBB services. FY 2015 was a year to get many of the system basics in place before embarking on the most dramatic system change ever contemplated at Big Blue Bus, the Evolution of Blue Integration with the Expo Phase II project. The information on the following pages summarizes the key changes made regarding service reliability as well as detailed information on individual routes as they are measured against key performance indicators.
3 Service Reliability Overall service reliability is critical to BBB attracting passengers and a heavy focus was put on this area of performance in FY2015. Running time In FY2015, Big Blue Bus increased running time across the system, resulting in an average 4.8% increase in running time per service mile. Bus Stop Spacing BBB removed 62 bus stops in FY2015 in an effort to implement more consistent spacing for faster speed and better reliability. This has increased average stop spacing by 6% on local routes and 3% on Rapid routes. TAP Fare Payment Integration Introduced in spring 2015, TAP rides swelled to nearly 200,000 in the month of June TAP boarding is faster and more efficient than cash boarding, saving an average of 20 seconds per boarding. On time performance Through the changes above and better line management, BBB improved system wide to 70.1% on time in FY2015 from 65.9% on time in FY2014. NextBus Regardless of whether buses are on time, passengers like to know exactly when the next bus is coming. NextBus software began broadcasting the real time arrival times of all BBB buses at the end of FY2015.
4 Route Based Performance On the following pages, Big Blue Bus routes are measured against seven different performance metrics. Values for metrics are then compared against the system averages or system goals. Routes that fall below 50% of average, or above 150% of average are examined for possible service improvements. Routes are measured by the following metrics: Passengers per Revenue Mile Passengers per Revenue Hour On Time Performance Total Ridership By Route Farebox Recovery Cost per Passenger Passenger Load Factor
5 Passengers per Revenue Mile Passengers per Revenue Mile % Mean: 5.18 Mean: % Mean: Rapid 12 Rapid Rapid Discussion & Recommendation The values for Lines 10 & 20 fall below 50% of the system average for passengers per revenue mile, and the value for Rapid 12 falls above 150% of the system average. Line 10 - Santa Monica to Los Angeles Express. This line performs at less than 50% of system average for Passengers Per Revenue Mile. This is not attributable to weak ridership, but instead to long trips on the freeway without any seat turnover. This line exceeds system averages on other measures. Line 20 - Connects the downtowns of Santa Monica and Culver City. This line was eliminated subsequent to the end of the fiscal year in August 2015 due to poor performance and duplication with Expo Phase II. Rapid 12 - The only route to exceed 150% of system average on this measure is Rapid 12. This is an indication that at certain times this route may be overloading. This route is scheduled for a service increase in June of 2016.
6 Passengers per Revenue Hour Chart Title Passengers per Revenue Hour Rapid 12 Route Rapid Rapid % Mean: Mean: % Mean: Discussion & Recommendation The values for Lines 20 and 41 fall below 50% of the system average for passengers per revenue hour and no lines fall above 150% of the system average. Line 41 This line will become the planned primary connection between Santa Monica College and the 17 th St/SMC Expo Line Station. As such, it is expected to see substantial ridership increases when the Expo rail line opens. Line 20 Eliminated in August 2015 and discussed on prior page.
7 On-Time Performance On Time Performance 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Rapid 12 Route Rapid 3 Rapid Goal 74% Discussion and Recommendation On time performance is measured against the BBB goal rather than a system average. Big Blue Bus spent much of FY2015 working on improving on time performance. At the end of FY2014, only one line (41) exceeded BBB s on time performance goal. At the end of FY2015, seven lines had reached or exceeded that goal as overall on time performance for the year increased to 70%. Big Blue Bus is continuously analyzing the lowest performing routes for ways to improve their on time performance including retiming, elimination of little used bus stops, rerouting, and signal prioritization.
8 FY Year End Total Ridership by Route 3,000,000 2,500,000 2,000,000 1,500,000 1,000, , Rapid 12 Route Rapid 3 Rapid Discussion & Recommendation Given the diversity of Big Blue Bus routes and schedules, and the divergent costs associated with each line, individual lines are not compared to an average but are still noted for comparison. Big Blue Bus s top five ranked lines (Rapid 7, Rapid 12, 7, Rapid 3 & 3) carried 47% of all BBB passengers. Due to poor performance and the desire to reallocate resources to high performing lines, lines 4, 6, 13 and 20 are slated for elimination under the Evolution of Blue plan. High performing segments from these lines will be included in new lines.
9 Farebox Recovery Farebox Recovery 45% 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% Rapid 12 Rapid 3 Rapid % Mean: 33% Mean: 22% 50% Mean: 11% Route Discussion & Recommendation The values for lines 3M, 4, 20, and 41 fall below 50% of the system average, and no values fall above 150% of the average. As stated earlier in this report, lines 4 and 20 are slated for elimination and Line 41 is expected to have a large ridership gain with Expo Phase II. Line 3M is planned to be changed into Line 18 in February 2016, and extended to Venice as part of the Evolution of Blue plan, which is expected to increase ridership substantially.
10 Cost per Passenger Cost per Passenger $25.00 $20.00 $15.00 $10.00 $5.00 $ Rapid 12 Route Rapid Rapid % Mean: $5.47 Mean: $ % Mean: $1.82 Discussion & Recommendation Lines 3M, 4, 5, 6, 20 and 41 all have a cost per passenger that exceeds 150% of the system average and no lines have a cost per passenger that is less than 50% of the system average. Discussion of all of these lines can be found on the prior pages, except for line 5, which is discussed below. Line 5 This line was shortened subsequent to the end of the fiscal year in August An extension of service to Palms Station in February of 2016, and a planned further shortening of the west end of the line in August 2016 are expected to increase line performance.
11 Passenger Load Factor Passenger Load Factor 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Rapid Rapid Rapid Route % Mean: 56% 50% Mean: 19% Mean: 38% Discussion & Recommendation Passenger Load Factor measures the percentage of seats filled on average on each line. No lines fall below 50% of the system average for passengers load factor and only Rapid 12 falls above 150% of the system average. Rapid 12 is slated to gain additional service to reduce any potential overloading in June 2016.
12 Route Performance Ranking Discussion The Route Performance Ranking shown on the following page measures efficiency of service using four measures; passengers per revenue hour, passengers per revenue mile, fare box recovery, and cost per passengers to rank all BBB routes, best to worst for efficiency. It does not measure the overall head count of people carried on the line, but instead focuses on which lines are able to carry the greatest number of people for the least amount of resources expended. The ranking for most BBB routes stayed the same or was similar to the ranking in the prior year, with the exception of Route 44 Sunset, which moved from being ranked number 11 to number 6 out of 20. Routes noted in the prior metric reports as being sub average are noted with planned corrective action in the right column.
13 Route Performance Ranking* (ranked with best performing route first) Rank Route # Route Name Planned Corrective Action 1 Rapid 7 Pico Blvd 2 Rapid 12 UCLA/Westwood to Expo 3 7 Pico Blvd 4 Rapid 3 Lincoln Blvd 5 3 Lincoln Blvd 6 44 Sunset Ride - Airport to Pico/18 th 7 1 Santa Monica Blvd 8 14 Bundy Dr & Centinela Avenue 9 12 UCLA/Westwood to Expo Cheviot Hills Eliminate Aug Ocean Park Blvd 12 2 Wilshire Blvd 13 9 Pacific Palisades Freeway Express 15 5 Olympic Blvd Expo to Century City connection 16 6 SMC Commuter Eliminate August San Vicente Blvd & Carlyle Ave Eliminate June M Montana/UCLA Extend to Venice and connect to Expo Crosstown Planned SMC to Expo connection Expo Culver City Eliminate August 2015 * Routes are composite ranked using four factor index. The four factors include: Passengers per Revenue Hour, Passengers per revenue Mile, Farebox Recovery and Cost per Passenger.
14 Summary The Evolution of Blue Plan is an opportunity to correct many of the route level performance issues cited in this report. The elimination of four routes; 4, 6, 13 and 20, and the adjustments to Lines 3M, 5, and 41 are intended to correct most if not all of the sub-average performance identified. While overall ridership is down slightly from the year before, the change from the prior year was slight. The majority of Big Blue Bus lines are expected to see continued growth as service reliability, and on time performance improves, and rail connectivity with Expo Phase II comes on line. Real time information is enabling passengers to better plan their trips, and corrective bus stop spacing and TAP integration are speeding travel times. Lastly, new services being introduced that integrate several new neighborhoods to Expo Phase II are expected to cause a significant increase in passenger activity once the rail system begins passenger service. FY2015 was a year of preparation for the massive and transformative changes taking place in FY2016.
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