ALLEGHENY COUNTY. Allegheny County Active Transportation Profile 2017 REGIONAL ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION PLAN FOR SOUTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
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1 REGIONAL ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION PLAN FOR SOUTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA 1
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3 ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION AT A GLANCE Trails + Bike Routes 123miles 132 miles 281 miles 75 miles 3
4 FACILITIES Facility Metrics (not including data for the City of Pittsburgh) Facilities 2017 Miles of sidewalk (inventoried) 0 Miles of local on-road bike route 89.2 Miles of PA Bike Routes A + S 17.8 Miles of U.S. Bike Route 50 (off-road trail) 33.6 Miles of protected bike lanes.69 Miles of bike lanes 12.3 Miles of sharrows 3.5 Miles of trail Miles of rail-trail or separated paths Miles of trail in regional parks & recreation areas Miles of navigable waterway Miles of designated PA Water Trails Land + PA Water Trail Highlights Trails Support Facilities 2017 Bike facilities 57 Bike racks (inventoried) 56 Bike repair stations 1 Trail parking and/or access points 226 Boat launches (Source: PA Fish & Boat Commission) 24 State/Federal 3 Local government 11 Private ownership 10 Source: SPC GIS; inventoried as of 12/31/17 unless otherwise noted 4 Organization Functional Classification Total Miles Miles in County Collier Discovery Path Friends of Collier Parks & Recreation Local Great Allegheny Passage (U.S. Bike Route 50) Allegheny Trail Alliance + Regional Trail Corporation Montour Trail (U.S. Bike Route 50, part) Montour Trail Council Panhandle Trail Collier Friends of the Panhandle Trail Community Arterial Rachel Carson Trail Rachel Carson Trails Conservancy Steel Valley Trail Steel Valley Trail Council Community Collector Three Rivers Heritage Trail Friends of the Riverfront Community Arterial Ohio River Water Trail (includes part of Chartiers Creek Water Trail) Ohio River Trail Council Three Rivers Water Trail Friends of the Riverfront Youghiogheny River Water Trail Yough River (Bike) Trail Council)
5 COMMUNITY CONTEXT County Transit Port Authority of Allegheny County System Type Urban Total Passengers 62,753,783 Senior Passengers Current Fleet Size (motor bu.s.) 4,957, BU.S.es Equipped with Bike Racks 695 Community Transportation Total Shared-Ride Trips 65 + Trips 1,016, ,609 Pennsylvania Public Transportation Performance Report Fiscal Year County Character Transit Operators Butler County Transit Authority (BCTA) Butler Transit Authority (BTA) Fayette Area Coordinated BU.S. Transportation (FACT) Washington County Transportation Authority (Freedom) Lenzner Coach Lines (Lenzner) Mid Mon Valley Transit Authority (MMVTA) New Castle Transit Authority (NCTA) Westmoreland County Transit Authority (WCTA) Port Authority of Allegheny County (PAAC) Land Use Development Patterns High Density 7% 93% Low Density 5
6 P L A N N I N G Infrastructure Projects Project Location Streetscape Sidewalks Ped-Bike Amenities Bike Lane or Route Trail Transit Kayak/Canoe Brownsville Road Central Business District Streetscape Brownsville Road Streetscape Improvement Project Etna Riverfront Park and Trail Project Harmony Trail - Wexford Run Crossing Brentwood Mt. Oliver Etna Pine Township Infrastructure Improvements Intersections, Sidewalks and ADA Improvements Mansfield / Greentree Road Sidewalks McKeesport Transportation Center Modernization McKnight + Siebert Rd Morton Complex/Community Gardens Connection Perimeter Trail in Boyce Mayview Park Swissvale Coraopolis Green Tree McKeesport Ross Township Upper St. Clair Township Pearce Mill + Warrendale Road Shared Use Trail Pine Township 6
7 PLANNING Infrastructure Projects Project Location Riverfront 47 Main Roadway Sharpsburg, Ohara Twp, Aspinwall Road Improvements in County Parks Allegheny County Parks S. Braddock Avenue Pedestrian Improvements Swissvale, Edgewood Sharps Landing Sharpsburg South Braddock Avenue Safety Corridor TAP Project Swissvale Streetscape Improvements East McKeesport Wood St & Ross Ave Wilkinsburg Streetscape Sidewalks Ped-Bike Amenities Bike Lane or Route Trail Transit Kayak/Canoe Non Infrastructure Projects Allegheny County: Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Facility Assessment Millvale, Shaler, Etna: Three Rivers Heritage Trail Connection Study Riverfront 47, LP: Sharpsburg, O Hara, Aspinwall Riverfront Trail Planning 7
8 PLANNING Commute Mode Bicycle/Pedestrian Counts + Trends Great Allegheny Passage Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates Census Commute Mode Comparison for SPC Counties: Annual Estimate 4.2% 9.1% 0.5% COUNTS > 1 million Visitors 800,000 Visitors Transit On Foot On Bike 9.1% Source: Allegheny Trail Alliance Commute Mode Allegheny County 4.2% 0.5% North Park TRENDS People Biking Allegheny County, PA: & July 12 August 21, 2016 Daily average: 330 Busiest day of week: Sunday Counting Site Means of Transportation to Work Total Commuters Pearce Mill Road , ,453 On bike 0.4%.5% On foot 4.7% 4.2% By transit 9.9% 9.1% Source: SPC
9 PLANNING Municipal Planning + Land Use Controls County Planning + Land Use Controls County Plans & Land Use Controls Active Transportation Document Title Of Allegheny County s 130 municipalities, the following number of municipalities have: 3 PLANS No Comprehensive Plan No Land Use Controls Comprehensive Plan Allegheny Places (2008) Comprehensive Plan No Land Use Controls Open Space, Greenways & Trails Plan Allegheny County Greenways Plan (1995); updated greenway section in comprehensive plan Bicycle/Pedestrian or AT Plan Active Allegheny (2010); transportation element updated in 2014 Other Plans or Studies related to AT LAND USE CONTROLS Subdivision and/or Land Development Ordinance (SALDO) Allegheny County Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance (2012) Zoning Ordinance Official Map Linking Health + Transportation Allegheny County Health Department Plans + Initiatives Plan for a Healthier Allegheny (2015, updated 2017) Live Well Allegheny 36 No Comprehensive Plan Land Use Control 91 Comprehensive Plan Land Use Controls Municipal Planning for Biking + Walking The County s Active Allegheny Grant Program provides financial assistance to municipalities and councils of government to develop community plans and design transportation projects that will provide bicycle and pedestrian connections to important local destinations and transportation systems and increase residents opportunities for physical activity. The following municipalities have been awarded funding to develop an active transportation plan: Municipality of Monroeville Ross Township Municipalities that are developing active transportation plans: Wilkins Township s of Braddock, North Braddock, East Pittsburgh and Turtle Creek (multi-municipal) Commodore Perry Regional Trail Master Plan (2017): Jackson Township, Cranberry Township, Adams Township and the of Bradford Woods in Butler County; Marshall Township and Pine Township in Allegheny County. 9
10 PROGRAMS & POLICIES Current Programs, Policies + Designations Safe Routes to Schools In spring 2017, SPC administered a Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program survey to identify the level of participation and/or interest in the SRTS program. Based on the responses that were received: 1 School District currently participates in a Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program: Clairton City. 6 1 Bicycle Friendly Communities 1 Complete Streets Policy City of Pittsburgh City of Pittsburgh School Districts are interested in learning more about funding opportunities for creating a Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program: Chartiers Valley, Clairton City, Hampton Township, Highlands, Keystone Oaks and Woodland Hills. Trail Towns Boston McKeesport Duquesne Homestead Southside Downtown Pittsburgh River Towns Blawnox O Hara Etna Millvale Aspinwall Sharpsburg Walk Friendly Communities Mt. Lebanon WalkWorks Program 3 School Districts interested in the SRTS program 10 Affiliate Program-Walking Routes Braddock s Walkway to Health Meeks Run Trail Coraopolis
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