San Francisco Transport Strategy: Results Driven Innovation, Partnerships & Pilots

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1 San Francisco Transport Strategy: Results Driven Innovation, Partnerships & Pilots Timothy Papandreou Director-Office of

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4 25% of Policy all trips by Public Transit. System is overwhelmed Bicycling Integration potential Growing to relieve City: Walking peak Transit load while Bicycling adding priority capacity 4

5 Big Trends Major changes in people and goods movement

6 Designed by Timothy Papandreou 2012 Citizen led process All-in-one Agency Focus on People

7 California Integrated Transportation Policy Transport Policy Integration of transportation at all levels local, regional and state 7

8 Policy Integration Integrated land-use transportation innovation 8

9 Leverage development agreements for value capture and demand management Candlestick/Hunters Point Shipyard California Pacific Medical Center Park Merced Transit Center District 9 Development Agreements Treasure Island Central SoMa Leverage agreements to pay for transportation 9

10 Parking Management SFpark Mobility Access Pricing Transport Strategies Parking Demand Management 10

11 Transport Strategies Parking Demand Management reduced GHGs 11

12 Customer Experience Routing Booking Payments Credits/Offsets Games/Value add Integration Vision Integrated for the customer experience

13 Customer Integration Integrating routing booking, payment and unlocking in one app.

14 : Market Street 3 Cars for every 1 Bicycle

15 Compact Mixed Use Shared Use Pods Local Bus & Shuttle Boarding Compact Mixed Use Shared Use Pods Rapid & Shuttle Boarding Rapid Network & Shuttle Boarding Compact Mixed Use Compact Mixed Use Smart City Concept: Timothy Papandreou Illustration: Kathleen Phu and Audrey Koh Redesign streets to focus on shared mobility tied to mixed use

16 Shared Mobility Public Transit Backbone of city

17 Transit Strategy MUNI FORWARD: short Term Priority Network Enhancements

18 Shared Mobility Customer focus-integration

19 LTS 1 Everyone feels comfortable to ride LTS 2 Adults feel comfortable to ride LTS 3 Enthused & Confident will ride LTS 4 Only Strong and Fearless will ride Bicycle Strategy Level of Traffic Stress (LTS) Methodology to direct Bicycle investment 19

20 Level of Traffic Stress (LTS) Bicycle Strategy LTS shows 90% of network not comfortable for most people. Focus on key corridors first.

21 Bicycle Strategy 33% average on corridor, with even higher growth at locations with improvements Outcomes Gap Closures- An Effective Return on Investment Parallel bicycle facilities augment transit peak capacity for a low cost 78% Page & Stanyan 52% Fell & Scott 7% Valencia & Market 12% 5 th & Market 15% 2 nd & Market

22 100% growth in bicycle trips since 2006 $15 m investment doubled mode share: 1.9% to 3.5% Bicycle Strategy Market St Bike per 3 Cars Bikes per 1 Car Bicycling is a complement to public transit 22

23 High Injury network with Walking, Bicycle, Transit & Vehicle collision data 12% of street miles* Severe/Fatal Injuries: 76% People on Motorcycles 74% People Riding Bikes 72% People Walking 70% People in Vehicles * non-freeway 23

24 Smart City Vision Zero pilots focus on safe mobility

25 Private Cars Permanently banned from central Market St Vision Zero Redesign streets to focus on mobility safety

26 Pedestrian Strategy Short Term: Temporary Innovative people 26 spaces tested for n hood economic benefits

27 Outcomes Complete Streets Data used shows sustainable modes spend more & streets improve sales 27

28 Outcomes Complete Streets Data used shows sustainable modes spend more & streets improve sales 28

29 Shared Mobility Market is diversifying

30 Shared Mobility Employer shuttle buses-pilot stop fees

31 Shared Mobility E-jitneys-compliment or duplication?

32 Integrated Streets Redesign streets to focus on shared mobility tied to mixed use

33 Shared Mobility Carshare pilot 900 on street spaces

34 Shared Mobility Bike Sharing pilot-now 10X & new ebikeshare pilot

35 Outcomes $500 M Streets Bond passes 71% Target set in 2012, Target met in 2015! 35

36 Shared Fleets move more people with less vehicles 2014 Survey All Trips to, From & Within San Francisco 350,000 Vehicles 1,500 Vehicles 150,000 Vehicles 0 Vehicles 3,000 Vehicles

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