Impacts of Express Lanes on Transit Mode Share Sample Clauses

Impacts of Express Lanes on Transit Mode Share. Shift When did you start riding the 95 Express Bus Service? How did you make this trip prior to riding the 95 Express bus? Between December 2008 and December 2009 Sometime during 2010 Total N % Total N % Total N % Total (i. e. Tri-Rail/MetroRail) *Used other bus service and used other transit service Did not make this trip Have always used the 95 Express **Other Total 179 100.0% 622 100.0% 801 100.0% *Multiple response categories **Includes additional multiple responses What the third column in the table shows is that 38% of all new 95 Express Bus riders used to drive alone in some form. It also shows that 45% used to take some other form of transit. Within that 45% figure are 34% who used to take Tri-Rail and Metrorail. The survey also asked respondents to indicate if the opening of the Express Lanes influenced their decision to ride the 95 Express Bus. As Table 31 below indicates, 53% of new 95 Express Bus riders said the opening of the Express Lanes did influence their decision to ride the 95 Express Bus. This is a positive indicator of the Express Lanes ability to influence mode choice. Sometime during 2010 Total 95 Express bus? 2009 N % N % N % Yes 48 43.6 102 59.3 150 53.2 No 62 56.4 70 40.7 132 46.8 Total 110 100.0 172 100.0 282 100.0 Five main conclusions can be drawn from the I-95 Express Lanes Project and the 95 Express Bus Service. 1. The 95 Express Bus Service has benefitted from the implementation from the HOV to HOT conversion in the areas of travel times and on-time performance. 2. The 95 Express Bus Service has attracted choice riders and seen an increase in ridership despite rising unemployment in Miami-Dade County. 3. The transit surveys revealed that the UPA Project did influence people’s decision to use the 95 Express Bus Service. 4. The decreases seen in average vehicle occupancy and transit mode share in the I- 95 Express Lanes are due to the influx of toll paying single occupant vehicles. 5. The 95 Express Bus Service contributed to increased total person throughput in the Express Lanes while HOV2 and 3 person throughput dropped in these lanes. The 95 Express Bus Service had a modest on-time performance record prior to the HOT lane conversion. In 2008, it was on-time 76.2% of the time. By 2010, on-time performance improved to 81.1%. Actual travel times on the Express Lanes improved over the course of the project from 25 minutes to around 8 minutes. As a result, Miami-Dade Transit was able to trim the scheduled travel times of the ori...
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