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Circulator TDP Draft Final Report October 20, 2014 Planning Process Update Operations Analysis Stakeholder Input Public Outreach Update Activity Center Analysis Prioritize Future Growth 2 Public Outreach Stakeholder Outreach Operator Focus


  1. Circulator TDP Draft Final Report October 20, 2014

  2. Planning Process Update Operations Analysis Stakeholder Input Public Outreach Update Activity Center Analysis Prioritize Future Growth 2

  3. Public Outreach • Stakeholder Outreach • Operator Focus Group • Online Survey • Six Pop ‐ Up Events 3

  4. Existing System Analysis • Changes since 2011 TDP • System and Route Performance • Key Findings 4

  5. Existing System Key Recommendations • Deploy additional vehicles to meet service commitment • Bus stop consolidation • Evaluate changes to schedule and span • Consider options to adapt to underutilization • Deploy priority bus treatments 5

  6. Activity Center Analysis • Activity centers are mixed ‐ use centers that include employment, residences, recreational and cultural uses, and retail activities. • Activity centers serve multiple trip purposes and are therefore more likely to generate ridership demand that warrants all ‐ day frequent service. 6

  7. Activity Centers 7

  8. Corridor Planning Process • Identify Activity Centers • Evaluate Activity Centers • Develop Initial set of Corridors • Screen Corridors • Finalize Corridors • Phase Corridors 8

  9. Identify Corridors • Review of the recommended corridors in the 2011 TDP • Gaps identified among the activity center connections • Inputs from existing DDOT and WMATA transit service studies • Planned future premium transit investment, such as the Metro Extra and the DC Streetcar • Suggestions from the DC Council, Circulator riders, and the public 9

  10. Corridor Evaluation • Number of activity centers served • Size of activity centers served • Variety of land uses at activity centers served PLANNING • Timing of development in activity centers served CRITERIA FOR EVALUATING • Link to other non ‐ auto transportation modes GROWTH • Complement existing transit options CORRIDORS • Connections between the National Mall and activity centers • Number of visitor destinations served 10

  11. Recommended Corridors 11

  12. Corridor Phasing Phase New Routes Extensions Georgetown – Union Station Extension to • National Cathedral Union Station – Navy Yard Extension to • Southwest Waterfront Phase I (2014 ‐ 2017) National Mall Dupont Circle – Georgetown – Rosslyn • Extension to U St/Howard University Potomac Ave Metro – Skyland Extension to • Congress Heights 12

  13. Corridor Phasing Phase New Routes Extensions Convention Center – Southwest Waterfront • Phase II (2018 ‐ 2020) None New Service to NoMa • Phase New Routes Extensions Dupont – Southwest Waterfront – Navy Yard • Phase III (2021 ‐ 2024) Columbia Heights – Washington Hospital None • Center – AFRH – Brookland – NoMa 13

  14. Policy Recommendations • Replacement of aging fleet • Coordinated marketing strategy and efforts • Additional buses on routes to increase reliability and meet 10 ‐ minute schedule headways • Evaluate changes to schedule and span • Consider options to adapt to underutilization 14

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