Performance Report Passenger Facilities

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1 Performance Report Passenger Facilities Edition No. 2 Prepared for: Performance Monitoring and External Relations Committee FINAL DRAFT 3/24/2014 Upon request, alternative formats of this document will be produced for people with disabilities. Please call or TTY (509) or smillbank@spokanetransit.com

2 Table of Contents Executive Summary Results... 1 Bus Stops... 1 Ridership... 2 Top Bus Stops for Boarding Activity Capital Projects... 3 Spokane Community College... 3 Passenger Interface Improvements... 5 Park and Ride Lots... 6 Arena Lot... 7 Airway Heights Park and Ride... 8 Country Homes Christian Church Fairwood Lot Five Mile Park and Ride Hastings Park and Ride K Street Station Jefferson Lot Liberty Lake Park and Ride Mirabeau Point Park and Ride Pence-Cole Valley Transit Center (VTC) South Hill Park and Ride Bike Lockers Appendix Weekday Boarding Activity by Stop Performance Report Passenger Facilities ii Spokane Transit Authority

3 Executive Summary Spokane Transit provides fixed route bus service, Paratransit service comparable to fixed route service and Vanpool service, to the cities of Airway Heights, Cheney, Liberty Lake, Medical Lake, Millwood, Spokane and Spokane Valley as well as unincorporated areas of Spokane County that are within the Public Transportation Benefit Area (PTBA). In addition to providing fixed route, Paratransit and Vanpool service, Spokane Transit also serves 1,686 bus stops, serves and maintains 118 transit shelters, serves and maintains twelve park and ride lots as well as provides bike lockers at select locations in the service area. The following report will provide information in regards to Spokane Transit facilities to include bus stop level ridership, park and ride lot utilization, and passenger facilities projects delivery. Spokane Transit believes it must invest responsibly in infrastructure that supports STA s Mission Statement and stated Comprehensive Plan goals and policies Results Bus Stops In 2013, Spokane Transit completed the fourth phase of a multi-phase project to reduce the number of bus stops in the system. At the end of 2013, Spokane Transit has 1,686 bus stops in the system. Stop Consolidation has enabled Spokane Transit the ability to: Improve travel speeds for fixed route buses Reduce travel times for passengers onboard fixed route buses Allow a greater proportion of customers to access bus stops adjacent to crosswalks and signalized intersections Reduce maintenance costs attributed to frequent stopping and starting of fixed route buses Phase IV of Stop Consolidation focused on reductions to stops on Route 21 West Broadway, Route 23 Maple/Ash, Route 29 SCC, Route 32 Trent/Montgomery, Route 39 Mission, Route 62 Performance Report Passenger Facilities 1 Spokane Transit Authority

4 Medical Lake, Route 66 Cheney/EWU, Route 68 Cheney Local, Route 96 Pines/Sullivan and Route 165 Cheney Express. Ridership 2013 marked Spokane Transit s third highest year in total fixed route ridership with 11,087,049 passengers carried. The following table indicates the top ten weekday boarding locations for bus stops (excluding The Plaza, park and ride lots and transit centers) for Boarding data is compiled via onboard route surveys completed as part of Spokane Transit s Transit Monitoring Program (TMP). Spokane Transit surveys two randomly selected trips, as well as additional trips, each service day except holidays. In ,698 trips, up from 7,467 in 2012, were surveyed as part of the TMP program. Top Bus Stops for Boarding Activity 2013 The following bus stops experienced the highest passenger boarding activity in This list excludes transit centers and park and ride lot facilities. Rank Stop Name DIR Routes Served Average Weekday Boardings Betz and Al Ogdon Way OB 68 Cheney Local, 66 Cheney/EWU Sprague and Hayford IB 61 Hwy 2 via Browne s Addition Division and Hoffman IB 25 Division Monroe and Montgomery IB 24 Monroe Division and Wellesley OB 25 Division Monroe and Maxwell IB 24 Monroe Wellesley and Division EB 33 Wellesley Riverside and Washington OB 25 Division, 26 Lidgerwood, 28 Nevada, 29 SCC, 90 Sprague, VTC Express, and 174 Liberty Lake Express 9 Monroe and Broadway IB 22 NW Blvd, 24 Monroe and 124 North Express Lincoln and Spokane Falls Blvd OB 20 SFCC, 21 West Broadway, 22 NW Blvd, 23 Maple/Ash, 24 Monroe and 124 North Express Performance Report Passenger Facilities 2 Spokane Transit Authority

5 Stop-level boarding data is helpful in regards to potential passenger interface improvements as it shows where customers are accessing the system. A complete listing of boardings by stop is listed in the Appendix. Continued strong ridership on the Spokane Transit system is not only good for the transit system but for everyone who travels the roadways in the service area. On average, the Division Street corridor carries more than 40,000 cars each weekday based on Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) data for Spokane Transit helps to reduce congestion on the Division Street corridor by carrying over 2,000 passengers per day on an average weekday. Local routes also benefit from Spokane Transit. City of Spokane traffic counts indicate more than 20,000 vehicles travel the Monroe Street corridor north of downtown Spokane on an average weekday. Spokane Transit carries more than 1,600 people along this same route. For these passengers, and over 40,000 other passengers who use the service each weekday, Spokane Transit provides a means to move around the service area without the need to take a car. Capital Projects Spokane Community College Spokane Community College (SCC) is a major transit center located on the eastern edge of the City of Spokane. SCC is served by Routes 29 SCC, 32 Trent/Montgomery, 33 Wellesley and 34 Freya. The original transit center was built in the 1980s and, though it was designed as an island platform, only one side was in use. Regardless of destination, all buses faced the same way at the transit center which caused confusion for passengers and difficulty for operations. In cooperation with Community Colleges of Spokane, Spokane Transit updated the transit center to accommodate operations on both sides of the island as well as installed six new transit shelters, added improved passenger signage, placed new concrete on the island and included ADA upgrades to ramps and pedestrians crossings. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 3 Spokane Transit Authority

6 Spokane Community College Transit Center Performance Report Passenger Facilities 4 Spokane Transit Authority

7 Passenger Interface Improvements There are several options for improvements to bus stops to include transit shelters, lighting, bicycle facilities and pedestrian access improvements. Transit Shelters For new transit shelter installation, stops typically must meet one of the following criteria: 1) 25 or more weekday average boardings 2) Transfer point between two or more routes 3) Adjacent to a ridership generator with a high percentage of riders with limited mobility Spokane Transit may place transit shelters at locations that do not meet the above criteria on a case by case basis. In 2013 Spokane Transit installed five transit shelters within the service area. Three locations received a new narrow-footprint shelter. The narrow-footprint shelter provides a covered waiting area for passengers but requires approximately 2 feet less depth to install. This enables Spokane Transit to install shelters in locations that otherwise may be too narrow to fit a full size shelter. The three locations that received a narrow-footprint shelter include Monroe and Broadway, Ruby and Indiana and Manito Center. The shelters on Monroe and Broadway and Ruby and Indiana were newly added shelters while the shelter installed at Manito Center replaced an existing shelter that had passed its useful life. Two full size transit shelters were installed as part of cooperative projects with Gonzaga University and Altek, Inc., a Liberty Lake based company. As part of these projects, Gonzaga University and Altek, Inc. were responsible for the construction of the concrete pad and Spokane Transit was responsible for the construction of the shelters and will maintain them for the life of their agreements. Pedestrian Access Improvements In addition to adding amenities at bus stops, Spokane Transit also seeks to improve pathways to and from bus stops. Improvements may include sidewalk improvements, ADA access improvements and landing pads at bus stops. In 2013 Spokane Transit constructed a new sidewalk and ADA-compliant landing pad at the Route 25 Division bus stop located on Newport Highway southbound at Graves Road. These improvements provided a level, ADA-compliant pathway to the bus stop which is used by approximately 37 riders each weekday. Previously there was a rutted, dirt path which made accessing the stop difficult. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 5 Spokane Transit Authority

8 Graves Road and Newport Highway Project Park and Ride Lots Spokane Transit operates twelve park and ride locations within the service area. Demand for parking remains strong and Spokane Transit continues to look for ways to improve service to and from park and ride lots as well as possible locations for new park and ride lots in conjunction with planning for the High Performance Transit (HPT) network. Spokane Transit collects park and ride utilization data in two ways: 1) Via routine surveys conducted by Spokane Transit Security personnel. 2) Annual License plate surveys of all park and ride lots in the service area. Counts performed by security staff are conducted multiple times each weekday with a minimum of one count during the peak period when utilization of the lot is typically highest (exception: counts may or may not be conducted daily at outlying lots such as K Street Station or Cheney based on available manpower). The highest recorded count of the day is used for calculating average weekday usage of each lot. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 6 Spokane Transit Authority

9 For the second straight year Spokane Transit conducted a license plate survey at every park and ride in the service area. With the assistance of the Washington State Department of Licensing, the registered vehicle s address is provided to Spokane Transit. This data is important as it provides a point of origin for the vehicles utilizing the park and ride lot. Determining the point of origin is useful in aiding Spokane Transit s plan for future park and ride lots. It should be noted that address information obtained from the state department of licensing is the registered vehicle address and may not be indicative of where the vehicle is actually originating from. Arena Lot City Location Available Parking Spaces Spokane W Boone Avenue and Howard Street 488 The Arena Lot is served by the Route 1 Plaza/Arena shuttle which provides ten minute peak frequency on weekdays only. Customers who choose to park at the Arena Lot can pay the $1.50 cash fare, purchase a $3.50 day pass or purchase a monthly pass for $ The monthly pass provides unlimited travel on shuttle vehicles. Utilization of the lot continued to trend downward slightly with an average of 228 parking spaces taken in Arena Lot Capacity JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC City Ticket Passes Sold Performance Report Passenger Facilities 7 Spokane Transit Authority

10 206 of the available 488 spaces were occupied during surveys conducted in October License plate survey data indicates vehicles utilizing the Arena Lot generally come from areas to the north: however, some vehicles originate south of Spokane and from the west. Airway Heights Park and Ride City Location Available Parking Spaces Airway Heights SR 2 (in front of Yoke s Foods) 22 Airway Heights Park and Ride is served by the Route 61 Highway 2 via Browne s Addition route which provides thirty minute peak frequency on weekdays and hourly service on nights and weekends. On a weekday, an average of four vehicles occupy the lot which is virtually unchanged from the previous year s data. On average there are 70 boardings each weekday, down from 87 in Performance Report Passenger Facilities 8 Spokane Transit Authority

11 25 Airway Heights (Yokes) Capacity JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC During the license plate survey conducted in October of 2013, six vehicles were parked in the lot. These vehicles generally are within a few miles of the park and ride along the US 2 corridor. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 9 Spokane Transit Authority

12 Country Homes Christian Church City Location Available Parking Spaces Spokane Wall Street and Country Homes Boulevard 50 In cooperation with the Country Homes Christian Church, Spokane Transit offers 50 parking spaces to customers of the Route 124 North Express. Though the lot has been in service since 2011, 2013 marks the first full year of counts being conducted at the Country Homes Christian Church. Based on these counts, approximately one quarter of the available spaces are occupied on an average weekday. Country Homes 60 Capacity JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Data collected from the license plate survey indicates that vehicles using the lot generally come from locations within two miles. Twenty-one (21) boardings occur at the lot on an average weekday, slightly more than the number of vehicles observed parked. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 10 Spokane Transit Authority

13 Fairwood Lot City Location Available Parking Spaces Spokane 511 W. Hastings Road 200 Fairwood Lot is served by the Route 124 North Express on weekdays only. Parking at Fairwood Lot is made possible via a lease agreement with The Calvary Chapel. While there is adequate space for up to two hundred vehicles, the main function of the Fairwood Lot is to provide an alternate location for customers who were unable to find parking at Hastings Park and Ride. Parking, as did ridership, at Fairwood Lot increased slightly in 2013 with an average of 21 vehicles occupying the lot compared to approximately 17 in Average weekday boardings increased from 34 in 2012 to 50 in Performance Report Passenger Facilities 11 Spokane Transit Authority

14 Fairwood Capacity JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Cars utilizing the Fairwood Lot come from generally the same locations as those at the Hastings Park & Ride. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 12 Spokane Transit Authority

15 Five Mile Park and Ride City Location Available Parking Spaces Spokane Ash Street and Five Mile Road 99 Five Mile Park and Ride is served by the Route 22 Northwest Boulevard, Route 24 Monroe, Route 27 Hillyard and Route 66 Cheney on select trips. Given the number of routes that serve the park and ride, it enjoys a peak frequency of six buses an hour departing for downtown Spokane on weekdays. Year over year use of the lot remains unchanged with an average of 75 vehicles occupying the lot on a weekday. Five Mile Capacity JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Vehicles utilizing the lot tend to originate from locations to the north/northwest of the park and ride with a solid concentration along the Indian Trail Road corridor. Spokane Transit has identified Indian Trail Road as a potential location for a park and ride as part of the High Performance Transit planning process. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 13 Spokane Transit Authority

16 Hastings Park and Ride City Location Available Parking Spaces Spokane Hastings Road and Mayfair Road 135 Hastings Park and Ride is served by Routes 25 Division, 124 North Express and Route 66 Cheney/EWU which has two morning departures when EWU is in session. The Route 25 provides fifteen minute peak frequency and thirty minute frequency on nights and weekends. The Route 124 operates on weekdays only. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 14 Spokane Transit Authority

17 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN Hastings JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Capacity Over the past two years Hastings Park and Ride has maintained an average of 100 vehicles utilizing the lot on an average weekday. As can be seen in the chart above, there are times when the lot is over capacity in October, most likely this is due to Eastern Washington University being in session and students using the Route 66 bus. During such periods customers have been observed parking along Mayfair Road at the western edge of the park and ride. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 15 Spokane Transit Authority

18 K Street Station City Location Available Parking Spaces Cheney K Street and 1 st Avenue 28 K Street station is served by the Route 68 Cheney Local as well as the Route 165 Cheney Express. The Route 68 provides thirty minute peak frequency on weekdays and hourly frequency on nights and weekends. The Route 165 provides thirty minute peak frequency on weekdays only. Approximately seven to eight vehicles are parked in the lot on an average weekday. While utilization of the lot is not high, the average weekday boardings did increase in Approximately 75 boardings occurred each weekday in 2013 compared to 54 in Performance Report Passenger Facilities 16 Spokane Transit Authority

19 30 25 Cheney (K Street) Capacity JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Fourteen (14) vehicles were parked in the lot during the October 2013 license plate survey. Of those surveyed, none of the vehicles were within the immediate area of the park and ride and many of the vehicles surveyed had address locations that were probably the registered vehicle s address and not the garaged location. For example, one vehicle surveyed has a registered address in Gig Harbor, Washington which is almost 300 miles away from Cheney by car. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 17 Spokane Transit Authority

20 Jefferson Lot City Location Available Parking Spaces Spokane Jefferson Street between 3 rd and 4 th Avenues 420 The Jefferson Lot is served by the Route 66 Cheney/EWU with fifteen minute frequency, or better, during the peak period when school is in session, thirty minute frequency on non-school days and hourly frequency on nights and weekends. The lot is also served by Route 62 with limited weekday service and Route 165 during the peak period. Demand for parking at the Jefferson Lot remains strong and it is not uncommon for the lot to be at or near capacity, particularly during Eastern Washington University s fall and winter quarters. Jefferson Lot is the busiest park and ride in the system with 588 boardings on an average weekday. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 18 Spokane Transit Authority

21 600 Jefferson Lot Capacity JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC During the October 2013 license plate survey over 450 vehicles were counted in the lot, which is above its listed capacity of 420 spaces. As can be seen in the map below, vehicles utilizing the lot come from areas across Spokane. Density is heaviest to the south with a defined high density also found along Francis Avenue east of Nevada Street. Weekday boardings were also high with an average of 588 boardings per day. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 19 Spokane Transit Authority

22 Liberty Lake Park and Ride City Location Available Parking Spaces Liberty Lake E Mission Avenue and Meadowwood Lane 165 Liberty Lake Park and Ride is served by the Route 98 Liberty Lake via Sprague and the Route 174 Liberty Lake Express. The Route 98 provides thirty minute peak frequency and hourly service on nights and weekends between Liberty Lake Park and Ride and the Valley Transit Center via Sprague Avenue. The Route 174 provides between eight and fifteen minute peak frequency weekdays only to downtown Spokane via Interstate 90. Use of the Liberty Lake Park and Ride remains strong and was up by about 8% over the year prior. Though the average number of vehicles parked in the lot is 135 it is not uncommon for the lot to be full and for customers to seek parking elsewhere to include the parking lot of the Albertsons shopping center adjacent to the park and ride JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN Liberty Lake JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Capacity License plate survey data from October 2013 indicates a continued strong density of vehicles utilizing the lot from the apartments and single family homes central to the City of Liberty Lake. Vehicles also originate from Barker Road to the west and Wellesley Avenue to the east. Liberty Lake Park and Ride is also a popular lot for commuters from Idaho with 35% of vehicles surveyed in October having Idaho license plates. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 20 Spokane Transit Authority

23 Mirabeau Point Park and Ride City Location Available Parking Spaces Spokane Valley E. Indiana Avenue 198 Mirabeau Point Park and Ride is served by the Route 32 Trent/Montgomery, Route 96 Pines/Sullivan, Route 97 South Valley, and the Route 174 Liberty Lake Express. These routes provide customers with various trip options to include direct service to Spokane Community College via the Route 32, access to the Valley Transit Center and Pines and Sullivan corridors via the Route 96 and 97 as well as access to downtown Spokane via the Route 174. Demand for parking at Mirabeau Point Park and Ride continues to grow with the average number of vehicles in the lot increasing by 16% over At 422 average weekday boardings, compared to 314 in 2012, Mirabeau is the third busiest park and ride in the Spokane Transit system behind the Valley Transit Center and Jefferson Lot. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 21 Spokane Transit Authority

24 250 Mirabeau Point Capacity JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Approximately 75% of the available parking spaces were occupied during the October 2013 license plate survey. The 2013 results compared favorable to the 2012 license plate survey with a solid concentration of vehicles utilizing the lot originating in the south valley area, west towards Barker Road and to the north along Trent and Wellesley west of Sullivan Road. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 22 Spokane Transit Authority

25 Pence-Cole Valley Transit Center (VTC) City Location Available Parking Spaces Spokane Valley 4 th Avenue and University Road 236 The VTC is served by the Route 90 Sprague, Route 96 Pines/Sullivan, Route 97 South Valley, Route 98 Liberty Lake via Sprague and the Route 173 VTC Express. The Route 90 offers fifteen minute peak frequency while the 96, 97, 98, and 173 all offer thirty minute peak frequency. Route 90 provides thirty minute frequency nights and weekends while the 96, 97 and 98 offers hourly. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 23 Spokane Transit Authority

26 250 Pence-Cole Valley Transit Center Capacity JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Vehicles utilizing the Valley Transit Center parking are heavily concentrated in the South Valley area bordered by Dishman-Mica Road to the west and Sullivan Road to the east. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 24 Spokane Transit Authority

27 South Hill Park and Ride City Location Available Parking Spaces Spokane 31 st Avenue and Southeast Boulevard 98 The South Hill Park and Ride is served by the Route 34 Freya, Route 43 Lincoln/37 th Avenue, the Route th Avenue and the Route 45 Regal. The Route 43 offers thirty minute peak frequency and the Routes 34, 44 and 45 offer fifteen minute peak frequency. Hourly service is offered on nights and weekends. Utilization of South Hill Park and Ride fell by approximately 15% from 2012 with an average of 34 vehicles parked in the lot on a weekday. It should be noted that though utilization of the park and ride lot is light, the location itself averages 300 boardings each weekday South Hill Capacity JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC As was seen in 2012, license plate surveys conducted in October 2013 indicate a strong density of vehicles originating from the southwest of the park and ride bordered by Regal Street on the west and Havana Street to the east and from 29 th Avenue on the north to 57 th Avenue on the south. Performance Report Passenger Facilities 25 Spokane Transit Authority

28 Bike Lockers Spokane Transit provides bike lockers at certain park and ride lots for customers who wish to ride their bike as well as access the fixed route system. All Spokane Transit buses have the capability of holding two bicycles on racks mounted on the front of the bus. Bike lockers can be rented on a monthly basis by contacting Spokane Transit Customer Service. Customers pay an initial fee of $40.00 which includes a refundable $25.00 key deposit and the first three (3) months of rental. Each additional month costs $5.00. Location Total Bike Lockers Available Total Bike Lockers Rented Five Mile Park & Ride 6 1 Hastings Park & Ride 5 2 Jefferson Park & Ride 6 3 Liberty Lake Park & Ride 11 3 Mirabeau Point Park & Ride 6 2 South Hill Park & Ride 2 0 Valley Transit Center 12 3 Performance Report Passenger Facilities 26 Spokane Transit Authority

29 Appendix 2013 Weekday Boarding Activity by Stop Data shown is based on TMP surveys conducted during During onboard surveys, boarding and alighting activity is recorded at each stop along the given route. The data in the table below shows the combined boarding activity of all routes that serve the stop. The stop identification numbers shown correspond with the numbering system used for customer information Plaza Zone 7 1,711 1,405 Plaza 3185 Plaza Zone 4 1,584 1,212 Plaza 3209 Valley Transit Center 1,409 1,099 Transit Center 1603 Plaza Zone 5 1,395 1,260 Plaza 2632 Plaza Zone 8 1,340 1,146 Plaza 2740 EWU PUB 1,317 1,360 Transit Center 3168 Plaza Zone 2 1,280 0 Plaza 3246 Plaza Zone 3 1, Plaza 3132 Plaza Zone 6 1, Plaza 3204 Spokane Community College Transit Center 2781 Plaza Zone Plaza 2191 Jefferson Lot OB Park & Ride 3981 Post Plaza Zone Plaza 2803 Mirabeau Point Park & Ride Park & Ride 1135 Spokane Falls Community College Shelter 4087 Wall St S SB Plaza 3159 Hastings Park & Ride IB Park & Ride 3998 South Hill Park & Ride Park & Ride 2817 Liberty Lake Park & Ride Park & Ride Mile Park & Ride Park & Ride 2732 Al Ogdon Way WB Shelter 1005 Arena Lot IB Park & Ride 4083 Hayford (CASINO) IB Shelter 1583 Hoffman IB Shelter 1499 Montgomery IB Wellesley (Northtown) OB Shelter 1084 Spokane Falls Community College EB Shelter 1503 Maxwell IB Shelter Performance Report Passenger Facilities 27 Spokane Transit Authority

30 2049 Division (Northtown) WB Shelter 1505 Washington OB Broadway IB Shelter 1052 Spokane Falls Blvd OB Price IB Nora IB Belt EB Leave Sprague Southbound SB Wall St N NB Plaza 2731 Betz SR 904 IB Shelter 1456 Wellesley IB Shelter 3309 Broadway OB Maple IB Shelter 2989 Havana IB Farr (Winco) IB Newport N 9305 IB Custer IB University IB Division EB Perry (Social Security) IB Sprague NB Nora IB Havana OB Browne IB Lyons IB Veterans Hospital IB Shelter th Ave (Manito Center) IB Shelter 1197 Nettleton IB C Street IB 84 0 Shelter th IB Pittsburg WB Valley Transit Center OB 80 0 Park and Ride 2149 Oak IB Browne OB Dalke IB Gardner IB Shelter 1001 Riverside OB Central IB Washington WB K Street Station Park and Ride Performance Report Passenger Facilities 28 Spokane Transit Authority

31 2060 Belt WB Hartson IB Rowan (Franklin Park) IB Shelter nd IB Shelter 2560 Airway Heights P&R (Yokes) IB 70 0 Park and Ride 1840 Northeast Community Center IB Shelter 3861 Browne OB Spokane Transit Authority IB th IB Shelter 2628 Hwy Hayford (Walmart) IB 66 6 Shelter 3785 Monroe WB th IB Dalton IB Sharp IB Division IB Leave Colton IB Haven EB Shelter 1514 Augusta OB Freya IB Fort George Randolph IB Garland IB Indiana OB Shelter 2047 Addison WB Shelter 3003 Ivory IB rd IB 57 0 Shelter 1154 Maple IB Sprague SB Thor IB 57 6 Shelter 1587 Courtland IB Garland IB Shelter 1595 Mission IB E Sounds on Wheels EB Washington OB Mission SB Rhoades IB Buckeye IB Lidgerwood EB Cascade IB Frederick IB th IB 51 3 Performance Report Passenger Facilities 29 Spokane Transit Authority

32 th IB Sharp IB Stone E Central CC IB Helena IB Napa IB Sheridan IB Cannon IB 50 3 Shelter 1310 Fairwood Center IB Park and Ride 3620 Lyons IB Monroe IB th IB Wedgewood (Lilac Plaza) IB Shelter 1831 Lacey WB O'Keefe Bridge Overpass IB th IB Nora IB Mullan IB Thierman IB Lib Lk Country Vista IB Pittsburg EB Marshall IB Government Wy IB Pines IB Alberta WB Addison EB Argonne EB Augusta WCCC IB Shelter 1203 Madison (Courthouse) IB Sinto IB Lewis IB Cedar IB Haven EB Grace IB Mission OB Montgomery IB McClellan IB Altamont IB th OB Nevada WB Regal SB Performance Report Passenger Facilities 30 Spokane Transit Authority

33 1846 North Foothills IB Hemlock IB Bernard OB Monroe EB Jackson SB Ide IB Sullivan IB Arthur IB Julia IB Garland IB 38 1 Shelter 1391 Wellesley IB Leave SIA Concourse A IB Shelter 1509 Spokane Falls Bl. OB th SB Newport Graves IB Sharp IB Crestline WB Monroe IB Richard Allen Ct IB Carlisle OB Shelter 1516 Montgomery OB Francis OB Pines OB Garland EB Mission IB rd OB 35 4 Shelter 2853 Helena OB Boone OB Ash WB th EB Pines WB Cozza IB Indiana IB Francis IB Shelter 1198 Cannon IB Haven IB Indiana OB Sacred Heart Medical Building EB Hamilton IB Indiana IB 34 3 Performance Report Passenger Facilities 31 Spokane Transit Authority

34 3081 Regal IB Rustle IB 33 5 Shelter 1741 Columbia (Holy Family) IB Shelter 2618 Olympic/Wabash IB Lyons IB 33 7 Shelter 1955 Wellesley IB Jackson NB Regal NB Mission OB Oak IB Sprague OB Freya OB Altamont OB Montgomery IB Queen IB Pinecrest IB Southeast 29th IB Diamond IB Hemlock (Broadmoor IB Apts) 3126 Ash EB Shelter 1272 Maxwell IB Cozza IB Andrew IB th (Jefferson Lot) IB Dalton (Gonzaga Prep) IB Custer OB Spokane Falls Cincinnati IB Lindeke IB Cook IB Sunset OB Wellesley OB Madison OB Alberta EB Stone IB Illinois OB th IB Valley Mall (Black Angus) EB 28 8 Shelter 2884 Farr (Winco) OB Cheney Spokane Rd. IB Shelter Performance Report Passenger Facilities 32 Spokane Transit Authority

35 th IB Maxwell OB Pittsburg IB University OB Ruby IB Broadway IB Jefferson Lot OB Sharp OB McDonald IB Spokane Falls Blvd OB Lyons IB Montgomery IB Ella IB Newport Holland IB Light Entrance to Costco IB th IB th IB Meadowood Tech Park IB Shelter 3299 Driscoll IB Wellesley OB Adams IB Garland WB Pines EB Hanson Cntr Signal Light WB Hoffman EB Sullivan OB Lincoln IB 25 9 Shelter 3085 Crestline IB Lacey IB Carnahan OB Wall IB Queen IB Stone IB Maxwell OB Bridgeport OB Rowan OB Sprague OB Grace IB Northwest Blvd. IB th OB Performance Report Passenger Facilities 33 Spokane Transit Authority

36 1843 Gordon IB North River Drive IB Illinois IB Monroe OB Ray SB O'Keefe Bridge Overpass OB Gardner OB Northwest Blvd WB Euclid WB Euclid EB Magnolia IB Empire OB Cowley IB A Broadway IB A Sinto IB Madison (Courthouse) OB Hoffman IB Maxwell IB Nevada IB Lidgerwood IB Nevada IB St. Thomas Moore Way IB Cowley IB Cowley OB Division OB North River Drive IB Fort George Randolph OB Mallon IB Eastern IB Broadway OB Perry WB Haven IB Washington IB th IB Cowley OB Hill n' Dale IB Cochran IB Sharpsburg IB Francis IB Wellesley IB Performance Report Passenger Facilities 34 Spokane Transit Authority

37 1653 Empire IB Deaconess Hospital IB Newport Hwy IB Sherman OB Park OB Ivory OB Bridgeport IB Argonne Village EB Jackson IB Browne IB Dakota IB Addison IB th SB Riverpoint Higher Education Park IB 21 3 Shelter 1796 Northeast Community Center OB Country Homes Bl (CHURCH) IB 21 0 Shelter th NB Southeast Blvd NB Front Gate Argonne IB Mission IB Knox IB Fancher IB Lacey EB Maple IB th IB th IB 20 9 Shelter 1192 A Dean IB A Boone IB Hemlock (Broadmoor OB Apts) 1597 Boone IB Gordon IB Hartson (ST Lukes) IB Kiernan IB McClellan IB Main OB Joseph IB Wabash IB Lidgerwood IB Performance Report Passenger Facilities 35 Spokane Transit Authority

38 1517 Jackson OB th IB College Hill SB Jefferson IB W 440 Cheney HS SB th IB Sherman IB Mullan IB Division OB Jefferson OB Shelter 2974 Vista IB Northwest Oak IB Dalton OB Rowan IB Argonne IB OB Longfellow IB Spokane Falls Bernard IB rd & Pine OB Boone OB Mayberry IB North Pittsburg IB Providence IB 19 7 Shelter nd IB Crestline EB Nevada EB Cannon EB Sprague IB Collins IB Division OB Evergreen IB E (DMV) IB Grand OB Magnesium IB Rowan IB Lincoln IB Indiana OB Cedar IB BX 101 Spaatz Rd OB Southeast 27th IB 18 0 Performance Report Passenger Facilities 36 Spokane Transit Authority

39 2542 Hwy 2 (Walmart) OB Northwest Hemlock IB th IB Medical Lake Center IB 18 0 Shelter 3559 Maxwell IB th IB Madison (Courthouse) OB Shelter 1855 North Illinois IB Coleman IB Sherman IB Greene IB Broadway IB Wilbur WB Lyons OB Hoerner (Winco) IB Spokane Falls Blvd IB 17 9 Shelter 3015 Hamilton OB Corbin IB Thor OB Marietta OB th Avenue IB 17 8 Shelter 2344 Grand Bl IB N (McDonalds) IB nd OB Lindeke OB Northern Quest Casino OB Shelter 1247 Gustavus IB th Avenue OB Shelter 2874 Theirman OB Cataldo IB 17 7 Shelter 2609 Medical Lake High School IB 17 0 Shelter 2648 Med Lake Stanley (Conoco) IB Standard IB North Foothills IB Dalke IB Heroy WB N Rockwell WB Freya OB nd OB Perrine WB 16 6 Performance Report Passenger Facilities 37 Spokane Transit Authority

40 3061 Bessie (DSHS) WB 16 6 Shelter 3770 Argonne WB Decatur IB Sprague IB Desmet OB Central OB North River Drive OB Longfellow IB th SB Ray SB th Ave IB Perrine IB Staples EB th IB Lakeland Village Mayfair IB nd (U HIGH) IB University IB th IB Mission IB Boone OB Hwy Spotted Longhorn BBQ IB th Av IB Nevada OB Rebecca OB Division IB Crestline IB Betz Normal Park EB th Scott St OB Wall EB st OB SR 1st (Four Lakes) IB Adams IB th IB Pines (U HIGH) OB Lacrosse IB Columbia IB Washington IB Oak OB Perry (Social Security) OB Performance Report Passenger Facilities 38 Spokane Transit Authority

41 1911 Sycamore OB Longfellow OB th IB Southeast Rockwood Blvd IB Wall WB TJ Elliot WB Francis IB Spokane Transit Authority OB Longfellow IB nd OB Cleveland SB Indiana OB Longfellow IB th SB Mt Vernon SB th ELM EB Rich IB Hamilton IB th OB Thor OB Stone E Central CC OB Shelter 3839 Smith IB Vista OB Howe OB Napa OB th IB C 5th IB 14 4 Shelter 2380 McClellan IB Pittsburg IB Valley Mall IB Sinto IB Cataldo IB Boone IB Sinto OB Perry EB Lincoln OB Francis OB Haven OB nd IB Ash IB 13 0 Performance Report Passenger Facilities 39 Spokane Transit Authority

42 3090 Dakota IB Calispel IB Lacey IB W 800 IB College Hill NB Dalke IB Stevens IB Holland IB N Nevada IB Kiernan IB Wellesley IB st IB Ruby OB Barker IB Bowdish IB Barker IB Milton WB Thor SB Congress SB Valleyway OB Euclid (Gonzaga Prep) OB Dale WB Argonne Village WB Trent IB North Foothills Drive IB Boone IB th IB nd IB Division IB Lidgerwood OB Leave Wellesley OB th Av IB A Street IB Hwy Craig IB Lindeke IB Jefferson IB Newport N 9222 OB Queen OB Government G St. IB Indian Barnes IB 12 0 Performance Report Passenger Facilities 40 Spokane Transit Authority

43 1143 A St IB Royal IB Hemlock EB Atlantic IB N 639 IB Cheney High School NB Congress NB Sanson IB Lewis OB TJ Northwest Blvd EB Upriver Drive IB Molter NB Wellesley OB Park IB Sharp OB E Olympic Boat EB Bowdish OB th IB th IB Boone IB Washington EB th OB Francis OB Euclid OB Lidgerwood OB th IB Valleyway IB PIG entrance IB McClellan OB th OB Shelter 2348 Perry OB Elm IB Main IB nd SB nd SB Windsor IB 11 3 Shelter 1541 Magnesium OB Valley Mall (Best Buy) WB Sprague OB D Street CH. LIBRARY SB 11 6 Performance Report Passenger Facilities 41 Spokane Transit Authority

44 4209 Marietta IB th Ave IB Courtland IB Northwest F Street IB Cook WB Hoffman WB Cincinnati WB Knox OB th IB Bernard IB Valley Mall (HK Buffett) EB Laura OB Princeton IB Central IB Calispel OB Rebecca OB Dale EB Bridgeport OB th SB Jefferson IB McDonald OB Fancher WB Lyons OB Lincoln IB Dalke IB th IB Spokane Falls Blvd OB Lacey OB Howe IB Felts IB Golden Hills Drive IB 10 1 Shelter 2096 Heroy EB G Street NB Hemlock WB Flora IB Medical Lake Geiger (Mobil) IB Northwest Nettleton IB G Decatur IB Wall IB Cozza OB Performance Report Passenger Facilities 42 Spokane Transit Authority

45 2859 Haven OB Pittsburg OB Lacey OB Coleman OB Palouse Hwy IB Hailee IB Nevada IB Olympic IB Everett IB Wedgewood (Lilac Plaza) OB Joseph IB Marietta IB Vercler Val Gen Hosp IB Valley Mall (IHOP) EB Elm OB Spokane Falls Riverpoint OB Havana IB Rebecca IB E 900 OB Sherman OB Grace OB Stevens IB Monroe OB Northwest Maple OB Rowan IB Clinton IB th IB Betz (RR tracks) OB Park WB Lily WB Perry IB Garland WB Whitehouse WB Madson WB Evergreen WB Vista EB Holladay IB Browne IB Garland OB Grace OB 9 36 Performance Report Passenger Facilities 43 Spokane Transit Authority

46 1365 Indian Shawnee IB Astor IB Division IB Pittsburg IB Stone IB Walnut IB Jefferson IB Weile OB Whitworth College Shelter IB 9 0 Shelter 3598 N 9727 IB Freya NB Ferrall NB Ray NB Cedar EB Whitehouse EB E (Sounds on EB 8 39 Wheels) 4178 Driscoll OB G Francis OB North Montgomery OB Courtland OB Empire OB th NB Trent OB st OB Pines OB Pines OB th OB th OB th OB McClellan IB Clinton OB Jackson WB Vista WB Grand IB th IB Vine IB 8 5 Shelter 2831 SIA Concourse C OB 8 13 Shelter 2767 Pine IB 8 2 Shelter 3028 Spotted IB 8 1 Performance Report Passenger Facilities 44 Spokane Transit Authority