Transit Supportive Development Case Study and CDTA’s North-South Corridors Action Plan

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    Growth Scenario impacts are especially pronounced in the River Corridor – for example, northern portion of Route 4.

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    1. Capital District Transportation Authority North/South Corridors Study and Action Plan Parsons Brinckerhoff In association with Creighton Manning Engineering Arch Street Communications
    2. North-South Corridors Study
      • Recommend the most effective services for commuters traveling in the corridors between Saratoga and Albany
      • Evaluate
        • Existing Northway Express
        • Commuter Rail
        • Light Rail Transit (LRT)
        • Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)
    3. New Visions 2030 Growth Scenarios
      • Status Quo Trend
      • Concentrated Growth
      • Trend Hyper-Growth
      • Concentrated Hyper-Growth
    4. Commuter Rail Characteristics
      • Longer corridors, wider station spacing
      • Operates on active and inactive freight and inter-city rail lines
      • Diesel or overhead electric propulsion
      • Locomotives pulling cars or DMU/EMU
      • Typically one station in downtown
    5. Light Rail Transit Characteristics
      • Medium-length corridors, more frequent station spacing
      • Inactive rail or dedicated right-of-way
      • Overhead electric or diesel propulsion
      • Often operates in-street downtown
      • Usually several stops downtown
    6. Bus Rapid Transit Characteristics
      • Medium-to-shorter corridors, frequent station or stop spacing
      • Partially or fully dedicated right of way
      • On-board diesel or hybrid propulsion
      • Can operate on-street or in dedicated right-of-way
    7. BRT System Components ITS & Fare Payment Stations & Stops Service Plan Vehicles Running Ways & TSP
    8. Spectrum of BRT Systems
      • BRT “Lite”
      • Mixed traffic
      • Queue jumps
      • Skip stops
      • “ Exclusive” BRT
      • Dedicated ROW
      • Signal priority
      • Larger fixed stations
    9. LA Metro Railroad Corridor BRT Before After
    10. Proposed Translink Eugene/Springfield BRT Lane
      • Before
      After
    11. Four Preliminary Commuter Rail Alternatives
    12. Five Preliminary BRT/LRT Corridors
    13.  
    14. Findings
      • Proposed improvements to NX and local bus services sufficient to meet future demand in US 9/I-87 corridor
      • Light rail expensive relative to potential market
      • Commuter rail options can build-on investments made for other purposes
    15. Findings
      • River Corridor has high potential benefits
        • Existing riders and new markets
        • Higher market demand than US 9/I-87 corridors
        • Focuses regional transit investment in targeted redevelopment areas
    16. Findings
      • River Corridor alignments require further analysis
        • Conversion of CPR alignment to BRT
          • Potentially complicated and expensive
        • Proposed street alignment on US 4/NY 32
          • Too slow to attract longer distance, express trips
          • Develop improvements to increase speed
    17. Action Plan
    18. Near-Term 2009-2014 Northway Express
      • Restructure routes & increase service
      • Provide reverse commute service
      • Simplify fare zone structure
      • Rationalize fares/equity in discounts
      • Study potential priority treatments
      • Implement 2 nd Exit 9 park-and-ride lot
    19. Near-Term 2009-2014 River Corridor BRT
      • Refine project re: FTA Small Starts
      • Develop consensus on BRT and Transit Oriented Development (TOD) policies
      • Identify preferred BRT alignment (CPR Rail or US4/NY32 On Street Alignments)
      • Complete development and begin construction
    20. Near-Term 2009-2014 West Corridor Commuter Rail
        • Extend selected existing Amtrak trains to Saratoga
        • Double track the existing rail line to Schenectady (State project)
        • Construct station in Albany at Broadway
        • Construct SUNY-Airport-Harriman station
    21. Mid-Term 2015-2020 Northway Express
        • Construct queue jumps & signal priorities
        • Increase NX service frequency
        • Develop Saratoga local shuttles such as a Luther Forest connection
    22. Mid-Term 2015-2020 River Corridor BRT
      • Complete construction of River Corridor facilities
      • Begin service operations
    23. Mid-Term 2015-2020 West Corridor Commuter Rail
        • Add shuttle services to SUNY and Albany International Airport
        • Construct intermediate station at Ballston
    24. Long-Term 2021-2030 Northway Express
        • Construct managed-use lanes in the Northway corridor
        • Increase NX service frequency
    25. Long-Term 2021-2030 River Corridor BRT and West Corridor Commuter Rail
      • River Corridor
        • Enhance service to respond to demand
      • Commuter rail
        • Expand commuter rail service by procuring rail equipment
    26. Thank You!

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