Agenda Item #16. Presented to TTAC July 3, Theresa K. Jones Transportation Engineer

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1 Agenda Item #16 Presented to TTAC July 3, 2013 Theresa K. Jones Transportation Engineer

2 Purpose: To gather public input early in the LRTP process Help define a vision for the LRTP Help to identify transportation projects needed around the region Survey dates: 10/10/12 12/31/12 HRTPO Website/Localities Websites Facebook Virginia Pilot Regional Libraries/Bookmarks Community Events 1,805 surveys collected

Reducing highway congestion Building and maintaining a competitive regional economy Reducing crime Increasing regional cooperation Preserving open space/farmland Revitalizing urban centers and towns

3 Reducing highway congestion Building and maintaining a competitive regional economy Reducing crime Increasing regional cooperation Preserving open space/farmland Revitalizing urban centers and towns Cleaning up the environment/improving air quality Improving parks and recreational opportunities Dealing with global warming, greenhouse gas emissions, and rising sea level Curbing urban/suburban sprawl Rising home and automobile energy costs Increasing housing variety and affordability Other Number of Responses:

Traffic congestion Poor pavement condition Lack of public transportation (bus, light rail, etc.) Rising transportation costs (tolls, fuel costs, transit fares, parking costs, etc.

4 Traffic congestion Poor pavement condition Lack of public transportation (bus, light rail, etc.) Rising transportation costs (tolls, fuel costs, transit fares, parking costs, etc.) Lack of biking/walking options (bike lanes, sidewalks, crosswalks, etc.) Safety (i.e. speeding, red light running, accidents, etc.) Other Number of Responses:

5 Expanding the transit system (i.e. bus, light rail, ferry, etc.) Providing additional passenger rail service between metro Improving the operation of existing highway facilities (i.e. Increasing dedicated transportation funding Expanding the highway system Providing more biking and walking facilities Improving the operation of existing transit service Improving the connection between land use and Reducing the time to clear crashes Adding turn lanes at intersections Improving traveler information (i.e. electronic message signs, Improving education on carpooling and ridesharing Other Number of Responses: 1692

Light rail (i.e. The TIDE) Highway construction Passenger rail (i.e. AMTRAK) Highway operations (i.e. coordinating traffic signals) Bicycle lanes and trails Sidewalks/crosswalks Buses (more efficient busses, shelter, etc.

6 Light rail (i.e. The TIDE) Highway construction Passenger rail (i.e. AMTRAK) Highway operations (i.e. coordinating traffic signals) Bicycle lanes and trails Sidewalks/crosswalks Buses (more efficient busses, shelter, etc.) Turn lanes at intersections Ferries Traveler information (i.e. electronic message signs, 511, highway advisory, radio) Number of Responses:

7 Drive Alone Carpool Bicycle Other Motorcycle Bus Walk Vanpool Light Rail Passenger Ferry Taxi Number of Responses:

8 Transit Access/Mobility Light Rail Connectivity Active Transportation Miscellaneous Management/Operation Preservation/Maintenance Safety No Specific Project Funding No Tolls Passenger Rail Ferry Rail-related transit No Light Rail Landuse Bridge Public Involvement Tunnel Regionalism Speed Environment Number of Responses: 1080 **This was an open-ended question. HRTPO staff created categories to summarize ideas received

9 Transit Access/Mobility Light Rail Miscellaneous Active Transportation Passenger Rail Connectivity Preservation/Maintenance Transportation Options Funding Ferry Management/Preservation Rail-related transit Environment Multimodal Transportation Tolls No Tolls Regionalism Safety Telecommuting Freight Landuse Special Needs No Light Rail Number of Responses: 1161 **This was an open-ended question. HRTPO staff created categories to summarize ideas received

10 **This was an open-ended question. HRTPO staff created categories to summarize ideas received Access/Mobility Transit Quality of Life Miscellaneous Light Rail Transportation Options Active Transportation Preservation/Maintenance Connectivity Safety Not Applicable Management/Operation Funding Special Needs Tolls Rail-related transit No Tolls Freight Ferry Environment Regionalism Passenger Rail Number of Responses:

11 Survey responses focused on the following: Transit Request for more public transportation around the region Light Rail Extremely popular among the respondents with a majority asking for the expansion of the region s light rail system. Transportation Options Many respondents indicated a lack of modal options in the region and the need to connect different modes (multimodal) Active Transportation Overwhelming support for more bike/pedestrian facilities in the region.

12 Continued usage of survey responses throughout the 2040 LRTP planning process. Survey provided the HRTPO staff an opportunity to engage the public at an early stage of the LRTP. Draft Vision & Goals have been developed based on the responses from the survey will be reviewed with the LRTP subcommittee. Candidate transportation project suggestions received from the survey are currently being reviewed by the HRTPO staff.

13 Public review and comment period: July 3, 2013 through July 17, 2013 Approval of report anticipated at the September TTAC and TPO Board meetings.

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