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1 FasTracks: Quality of Life Study Transportation Systems Performance Measurement Conference May 19, 2011
2 Overview Quality of Life Study Background/Purpose Study Scope Reporting Example Measures 2
3 RTD Regional authority operating transit in eight counties o Funded by sales & use tax o 15-member Board of Directors o 2,300 sq. mile service area Family of services to meet diverse needs of the region o 35 miles of light rail o 150 fixed bus routes 3
4 FasTracks Program In 2004, Denver region voters passed a 0.4% tax increase to fund regional transit expansion FasTracks Program: o 122 miles of new commuter and light rail o 18 miles of bus rapid transit (BRT) o 21,000 new parking spaces at rail and bus stations ti o Enhanced bus service to facilitate bus/rail transfers across the 8-county district 4
5 Study Background In the 2004 FasTracks Plan, the RTD Board adopted three core goals for FasTracks: o Balance transit needs with future regional growth o Increase transit mode share during peak travel times o Provide improved transportation choices and options The Plan also outlined anticipated benefits to the region How do we know the FasTracks Program is achieving these goals and providing benefits? 5
6 QoL Study: What Is It? Quality of Life (QoL) Study is a multiyear FasTracks monitoring program with the primary goal to: o Objectively track and measure how the region changes as FasTracks is planned, constructed and opened for service The Study also serves to fulfill the Before and After Study data requirements for corridors receiving Federal New Starts funding 6
7 Summary of Study Measures * High Level measures are shown in bold. 7
8 Summary of Study Measures * High Level measures are shown in bold. 8
9 Study Scope Study measures the effects of the FasTracks Program at three geographic levels: o Region o Rapid transit corridors o Rapid transit station areas Only representative stations used for station area data collection 9
10 Reporting Detailed Reports o 2006: First report established a baseline of data for full set of 70+ measures o Detailed reports issued every 3 to 5 years High Level Measures reports o Issued annually between detailed reports o Provides updates on a subset of 11 measures 10
11 Example Measures 11
12 Provide Opportunities for Development Near Transit Taxable Retail Sales Within the District Economic Activity Critical measure of the economic strength of the Denver region General increase between 2004 & 2007 Significant decrease associated with economic recession has continued into 2009 $37 $36 (Billions) Taxable Retail Sales $35 $34 $33 $32 $31 $
13 Provide Opportunities for Development Near Transit Economic Activity Completed Development Near Rapid Transit Stations New development within ½ mile of existing and future rapid transit stations Completed development is a lagging indicator as projects were started several years earlier Majority of development completed in 2009 occurred downtown and along the Southeast Corridor 13
14 Provide Opportunities for Development Near Transit Property Values Property Value The total property value for ½ mile station areas as a price per square foot US 36/Northwest Rail Corridor shows higher property values at stations as compared to the surrounding area US 36 BRT/Northwest Rail Property Values $35 $35 $30 $30 $25 $25 $20 $20 $15 $15 $10 $10 $5 $5 $0 Downtown Louisville Boulder Transit Village Downtown Longmont US36/104th BRT Flatirons Crossing $0 US 36 Sub Area
15 Transit Usage Annual Transit Boardings per Capita 29% increase in transit 38 ridership between & Significant increase in transit boardings between 2006 & 2007 with the opening of the Southeast Corridor light rail Boardings per Ca apita Boardings dropped 40 between 2008 and Annual Boardings per Capita Ridership Peer Cities Review Boardings per Capita Dallas Denver Minneapolis Portland Sacramento Salt Lake City San Jose Seattle
16 Travel Safety & Security Crime Rate on RTD Property Crime Downward trend observed 1.20 between 2004 & Decrease of approximately 30% between 2008 & Light rail crime rate decreased by 46% and bus crime rate decreased 0.40 by 19% between 2008 & ,000 Boardings Crimes per
17 System Mobility Corridor Travel Times Travel time to reach downtown Denver during the AM peak period Automobile travel time increased on both corridors Transit travel time decreased on both corridors Southeast Corridor light rail improved transit travel in the southern I-25 corridor by reducing travel time by 15 minutes Southeast:Lincoln Southwest:Mineral Southeast:Lincoln Southwest:Mineral Travel Times AM Peak Automobile Travel Times to Downtown Denver AM Peak Transit Travel Times to Downtown Denver
18 System Mobility Travel Time Variability Additional time required to arrive on time at downtown destination during AM peak period Refinement to travel time variability method shows an overall increase in automobile travel time variability West:JeffCo Govt Center Travel Time Variability 2009 AM Peak Automobile Travel Time Variability to Downtown Denver Northwest Rail:Longmont US 36 BRT:Table Mesa Southwest:Lucent Blvd Southeast:RidgeGate North Metro:120th Ave I 225:Aurora City Center Gold Line:Ward Road East:DIA West:JeffCo Govt Center Northwest Rail:Longmont Travel ltime (min) Variability (min) AM Peak Transit Travel Time Variability to Downtown Denver US 36 BRT:Table Mesa Southwest:Lucent Blvd Southeast:RidgeGate North Metro:120th Ave I 225:Aurora City Center Gold Line:Ward Road East:DIA Travel Time (min) Variability (min)
19 Travel Choices & Accessibility Destination Access Regional Destinations Served by High-Frequency High Frequency Service Area Transit High-frequency transit service area o ½ mile radius of rail stations o ¼ mile radius of bus stops with 15-minute or better peak & off- peak headways 30% of Denver s regional destinations are served by high- frequency transit o 25% prior to opening of Southeast Corridor light rail 19
20 Travel Choices & Accessibility Population within Walking Distance of Representative Stations Transit Access Half mile walkshed used versus half mile radius Walkable streets include all roadways except limited access freeways ½ mile walkshed at Belleview Station 20
21 Travel Choices & Accessibility Transit-Supportive Zoning Changes Land Use Zoning changes around existing and future rapid transit station areas that increase densities & encourage mixed use development 10 stations ti had zoning changes in 2006 & 2007 Louisville station zoning changed in 2008 No transit-supportive zoning changes in
22 Challenges & Opportunities Long Term Performance Monitoring Program Transferring academic research to an agency o Quantity of data o Presenting results to non-technical audience New data sources and methodologies o Clear about program goals o Decide when to change or remain consistent o Housing + Transportation Costs Objectivity o Correlation not causation o Partnerships 22
23 Questions Lacy Bell, PE P.E. Senior Transportation Planner RTD FasTracks fastracks.com 23
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