Transportation 2040 Update: Travel Trends. Transportation Policy Board June 9, 2016
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1 Transportation 2040 Update: Travel Trends Transportation Policy Board June 9, 2016
2 2 Today s Discussion How has travel behavior changed? How are we growing and how has that affected our travel patterns?
3 3 How has travel behavior changed?
4 People make just as many trips today as they did in Total daily trips by household size were similar in 1988 and An average 1-person household makes a little more than 4-1/2 trips per day. Source: PSRC Regional Household Travel Survey, 1988, 1999, 2006 and 2014
5 But the number of people per household is declining 5 Smaller households with more people is likely to result in more daily activities. 5 single-person households generate ~23 trips per day compared to ~19 trips per day for 1 five-person household Source: PSRC Regional Macroeconomic Forecast
6 Miles driven per person per day have decreased 6 Total miles driven per day Miles driven per person per day Total miles driven per day have been flat since 2006 even though the region has added over 300,000 residents. Miles driven per day per person have decreased by 1.5 miles per person in the last 9 years. Source: Highway Performance Monitoring System (HPMS) Washington State Department of Transportation
7 Fewer young people are getting their drivers license Survey 2014 Survey Licenses for 16- to 17-yearolds dropped from 55% in 2006 to 45% in Licenses for people under age 35 were all slightly lower in A larger share of 65+ people have a drivers license today than they did in Source: PSRC Regional Household Travel Survey, 2006 and 2014
8 Millennials drive less than Gen-Xers and Boomers 8 All Trips -Millennials All Trips Gen X + Boomers Drove Alone: 43% vs 59% Walk: 32% vs 20% Source: PSRC Regional Household Travel Survey, 2014
9 A smaller percentage of people drive alone to work Drove Alone: 74% vs 69% Transit: 7% vs 9% Source: PSRC Regional Household Travel Survey, 2006 and 2014
10 Drive Alone changes differ by place 10 Seattle, Bellevue and Redmond have all experienced noticeable reductions in drive alone shares to work Transit mode share to Seattle increased by 8% between 2006 and 2014 (15% to 23%). Source: PSRC Regional Household Travel Survey, 2006 and 2014
11 Transit ridership is on the rise Annual Transit Boardings: 142 million 2015 Annual Transit Boardings: 185 million 26% Transit boarding growth has outpaced both population and employment growth in the region Annual Ferry Boardings: 24 million 2015 Annual Ferry Boardings: 25 million 2.3% Ferry ridership has been steadily increasing since 2013 after several years of flat or declining ridership. Source: National Transit Database (NTD), Federal Transit Administration
12 Transit ridership growth is the fastest in the nation 12 Transit ridership has grown faster than in any other large metro area in the country over the past 10 years. Annual transit boardings were the 8 th highest in the country in Source: National Transit Database (NTD), Federal Transit Administration
13 Transit Commute Mode Share: Downtown Seattle 13 Source: PSRC Regional Household Travel Survey, %
14 Transit Commute Mode Share: Redmond/Overlake 14 19% Source: PSRC Regional Household Travel Survey, 2014
15 Vanpool capital of the world 15 The Puget Sound region moves more people via vanpool than any other place in the country. Vanpool ridership per person in our region is more than 3 times what it is in Los Angeles. Source: National Transit Database (NTD), Federal Transit Administration
16 Despite all the other changes, freeway delay is still growing 16 Delay on regional freeways increased 95% between 2010 and HOV lanes accounted for over 4% of the delay on the freeway system in Source: Freeway Count Detectors, TRAC Flow, Washington State Department of Transportation
17 17 How are we growing and how has that affected our travel patterns?
18 Population: 3.9 million in Population is expected to eclipse 4 million people in early Region is on track to be almost 5 million people by 2040 on track with VISION forecast. Source: Office of Financial Management, Employment Securities Department, PSRC
19 Population: Growth has occurred in all cities 19 Population change was greater with annexations in many cities. 80 out of the 82 jurisdictions in the region grew between 2010 and Overall, the region experienced 5.6% growth during this time. 27 out of 82 jurisdictions had a growth rate that surpassed that regional rate. Source: April 1, 2015 Population of Cities, Towns and Counties, Washington State Office of Financial Management
20 Employment: Region exceeded 2 million jobs 20 Region added over 260,000 jobs since Job growth is robust and grew at an annual growth rate of almost 3% in Source: Employment Securities Department
21 Employment: Growth has been focused 21 Employment grew all around the region but largest increases are: Bellevue Everett Kent Issaquah Redmond Renton Tacoma Seattle Source: PSRC Covered Employment by Census Tract
22 Jobs-Housing Fit: Region (2010 and 2014) 22 King County has a lot more jobs than housing units. Snohomish, Pierce, and Kitsap counties all have more housing units than jobs. Between 2010 and 2014 all counties except Kitsap increased their ratio, with King and Snohomish seeing the largest increases. Regional JHF was 1.13 in 2014 Source: Office of Financial Management, Employment Securities Department, PSRC
23 Jobs-Housing Fit: Region (2014) 23 Source: Office of Financial Management, Employment Securities Department, PSRC
24 Jobs-Housing Fit: King County (2014) 24 City JHF Ratio Jobs Housing Units Population Tukwila ,439 7,761 19,210 Redmond ,547 25,549 57,700 SeaTac ,595 10,504 27,620 Woodinville ,463 5,006 11,240 Algona ,319 1,037 3,090 Bellevue ,064 58, ,400 Auburn ,675 25,417 65,350 Issaquah ,752 14,915 32,880 Seattle , , ,500 Renton ,721 41,014 97,130 Kent ,499 46, ,400 Kirkland ,605 37,450 82,590 Federal Way ,307 35,626 90,150 Shoreline ,164 23,290 53,990 Mercer Island ,850 10,096 23,310 Burien ,122 20,037 48,240 Des Moines ,995 12,704 30,030 Maple Valley ,723 8,473 24,230 Kenmore ,693 8,835 21,370 Uninc. King ,011 94, ,050 Sammamish ,818 16,762 49,260 King Co. Total ,214, ,744 2,017,250
25 Jobs-Housing Fit: Kitsap County (2014) 25 City JHF Ratio Jobs Housing Units Population Bremerton ,614 17,281 38,180 Port Orchard ,336 5,527 13,150 Poulsbo ,707 4,349 9,775 Bainbridge Island ,845 10,735 23,360 Uninc. Kitsap ,469 71, ,435 Kitsap Co. Total , , ,900 Source: Office of Financial Management, Employment Securities Department, PSRC
26 Jobs-Housing Fit: Pierce County (2014) 26 City JHF Ratio Jobs Housing Units Population Fife ,098 3,957 9,405 Sumner ,217 4,305 9,545 Gig Harbor ,973 4,028 7,985 Puyallup ,918 16,929 38,670 Tacoma ,087 87, ,900 Lakewood ,297 26,627 58,360 DuPont ,109 3,735 9,175 Bonney Lake ,347 6,759 18,520 Milton ,741 2,821 6,350 Uninc. Pierce , , ,970 University Place ,870 13,681 31,420 Auburn ,859 9,280 Pierce Co. Total , , ,300 Source: Office of Financial Management, Employment Securities Department, PSRC
27 Jobs-Housing Fit: Snohomish County (2014) 27 City JHF Ratio Jobs Housing Units Population Everett ,201 45, ,900 Bothell ,446 6,907 17,020 Lynnwood ,546 14,997 36,030 Monroe ,491 5,392 17,660 Arlington ,908 7,078 18,360 Snohomish ,085 4,054 9,270 Mukilteo ,506 8,641 20,540 Mountlake Terrace ,420 8,883 20,530 Edmonds ,078 18,520 39,950 Mill Creek ,234 8,132 18,780 Marysville ,365 23,264 62,600 Uninc. Snohomish , , ,335 Lake Stevens ,429 10,784 29,170 Snoh. Co. Total , , ,000 Source: Office of Financial Management, Employment Securities Department, PSRC
28 Where Bremerton Workers Lived: % lived in Kitsap County 28 Area County # of Workers % of Jobs Central Kitsap Kitsap 15,330 55% South Kitsap Kitsap 5,100 18% King County King 1,640 6% North Kitsap Kitsap 1,640 6% Peninsula Pierce 640 2% Southeastern Pierce County Pierce 520 2% City of Tacoma Pierce 430 2% Southwest Snohomish County Snohomish 310 1% City of Everett Snohomish 200 1% Southwest Pierce County Pierce 180 1% Eastern Snohomish County Snohomish 50 0% Northwest Snohomish County Snohomish 40 0% Outside PSRC Region - 1,930 7% Total Jobs within the City of Bremerton 28, % Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau
29 Where Bremerton Workers Lived: % lived in Kitsap County 29 Area County # of Workers % of Jobs Central Kitsap Kitsap 14,310 50% South Kitsap Kitsap 5,040 18% North Kitsap Kitsap 2,000 7% King County King 1,820 6% Peninsula Pierce 940 3% Southeastern Pierce County Pierce 550 2% City of Tacoma Pierce 480 2% Southwest Pierce County Pierce 250 1% City of Everett Snohomish 240 1% Southwest Snohomish County Snohomish 230 1% Eastern Snohomish County Snohomish 70 0% Northwest Snohomish County Snohomish 40 0% Outside PSRC Region - 2,470 9% Total Jobs within the City of Bremerton 28, % Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau
30 Where Bremerton Workers Lived: % lived in Kitsap County 30 Area County # of Workers % of Jobs Central Kitsap Kitsap 14,090 49% South Kitsap Kitsap 4,760 17% North Kitsap Kitsap 2,130 7% King County King 1,990 7% Peninsula Pierce 1,130 4% Southeastern Pierce County Pierce 660 2% City of Tacoma Pierce 440 2% Southwest Snohomish County Snohomish 300 1% Southwest Pierce County Pierce 260 1% City of Everett Snohomish 240 1% Eastern Snohomish County Snohomish 80 0% Northwest Snohomish County Snohomish 40 0% Outside PSRC Region - 2,510 9% Total Jobs within the City of Bremerton 28, % Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau
31 Where Everett Workers Lived: 2006 Area County # of Workers % of Jobs City of Everett Snohomish 27,800 35% Southwest Snohomish County Snohomish 15,300 19% Eastside King 5,100 6% City of Seattle King 4,500 6% Northwest Snohomish County Snohomish 3,700 5% Eastern Snohomish County Snohomish 3,700 5% Southeastern Pierce County Pierce 2,600 3% Southeastern King County King 2,400 3% Green River Valley King 2,100 3% Southwest King County King 2,000 3% City of Shoreline King 1,200 2% City of Tacoma Pierce 1,000 1% Kitsap County Kitsap 800 1% Eastern King County King 600 1% Southwest Pierce County Pierce 500 1% Outside PSRC Region - 6,100 8% Total Jobs within the City of Everett 79, % 64% lived in Snohomish County 31 Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau
32 Where Everett Workers Lived: 2010 Area County # of Workers % of Jobs City of Everett Snohomish 26,400 32% Southwest Snohomish County Snohomish 16,300 20% Eastside King 4,700 6% City of Seattle King 4,400 5% Eastern Snohomish County Snohomish 3,800 5% Northwest Snohomish County Snohomish 3,700 4% Southeastern Pierce County Pierce 3,200 4% Southeastern King County King 2,800 3% Green River Valley King 2,100 3% Southwest King County King 1,800 2% City of Shoreline King 1,300 2% Kitsap County Kitsap 1,100 1% City of Tacoma Pierce 1,000 1% Eastern King County King 600 1% Southwest Pierce County Pierce 500 1% Outside PSRC Region - 8,900 11% Total Jobs within the City of Everett 82, % 61% lived in Snohomish County 32 Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau
33 Where Everett Workers Lived: 2014 Area County # of Workers % of Jobs City of Everett Snohomish 28,400 33% Southwest Snohomish County Snohomish 18,500 21% Eastside King 4,900 6% City of Seattle King 4,600 5% Eastern Snohomish County Snohomish 4,200 5% Northwest Snohomish County Snohomish 3,500 4% Southeastern Pierce County Pierce 2,800 3% Southeastern King County King 2,500 3% Green River Valley King 1,800 2% Southwest King County King 1,700 2% City of Shoreline King 1,300 1% Kitsap County Kitsap 1,100 1% City of Tacoma Pierce 1,000 1% Eastern King County King 700 1% Southwest Pierce County Pierce 500 1% Outside PSRC Region - 9,600 11% Total Jobs within the City of Everett 87, % 63% lived in Snohomish County 33 Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau
34 Where Seattle Workers Lived: % lived in King County 34 Area County # of Workers % of Jobs City of Seattle King 183,500 39% Eastside King 54,800 12% Southwest Snohomish County Snohomish 37,800 8% Southwest King County King 32,600 7% Green River Valley King 24,300 5% Southeastern King County King 22,800 5% City of Shoreline King 15,400 3% City of Everett Snohomish 14,900 3% Southeastern Pierce County Pierce 14,500 3% Kitsap County Kitsap 12,200 3% City of Tacoma Pierce 9,100 2% Eastern King County King 4,000 1% Southwest Pierce County Pierce 3,800 1% Eastern Snohomish County Snohomish 3,200 1% Northwest Snohomish County Snohomish 1,800 0% Outside PSRC Region - 32,200 7% Total Jobs within the City of Seattle 466, % Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau
35 Where Seattle Workers Lived: % lived in King County 35 Area County # of Workers % of Jobs City of Seattle King 183,000 36% Eastside King 57,700 11% Southwest Snohomish County Snohomish 39,300 8% Southwest King County King 30,100 6% Green River Valley King 24,200 5% Southeastern King County King 23,400 5% City of Everett Snohomish 17,300 3% Southeastern Pierce County Pierce 17,200 3% Kitsap County Kitsap 16,300 3% City of Shoreline King 15,100 3% City of Tacoma Pierce 9,200 2% Eastern King County King 4,600 1% Southwest Pierce County Pierce 3,900 1% Eastern Snohomish County Snohomish 3,900 1% Northwest Snohomish County Snohomish 2,300 0% Outside PSRC Region - 55,700 11% Total Jobs within the City of Seattle 503, % Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau
36 Where Seattle Workers Lived: % lived in King County 36 Area County # of Workers % of Jobs City of Seattle King 204,400 38% Eastside King 63,600 12% Southwest Snohomish County Snohomish 42,400 8% Southwest King County King 32,100 6% Green River Valley King 25,400 5% Southeastern King County King 24,300 4% City of Everett Snohomish 17,500 3% Kitsap County Kitsap 17,100 3% Southeastern Pierce County Pierce 16,500 3% City of Shoreline King 16,300 3% City of Tacoma Pierce 9,800 2% Eastern King County King 5,300 1% Eastern Snohomish County Snohomish 4,300 1% Southwest Pierce County Pierce 3,900 1% Northwest Snohomish County Snohomish 2,200 0% Outside PSRC Region - 59,400 11% Total Jobs within the City of Seattle 544, % Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau
37 Where Tacoma Workers Lived: % lived in Pierce County 37 Area County # of Workers % of Jobs City of Tacoma Pierce 32,400 31% Southeastern Pierce County Pierce 23,900 23% Southwest Pierce County Pierce 12,100 12% Kitsap County Kitsap 6,400 6% Southwest King County King 5,300 5% City of Seattle King 3,400 3% Southeastern King County King 2,700 3% Green River Valley King 2,500 2% Eastside King 2,100 2% Southwest Snohomish County Snohomish 1,500 1% City of Everett Snohomish 1,000 1% Eastern King County King 400 0% City of Shoreline King 300 0% Eastern Snohomish County Snohomish 300 0% Northwest Snohomish County Snohomish 200 0% Outside PSRC Region - 10,400 10% Total Jobs within the City of Tacoma 104, % Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau
38 Where Tacoma Workers Lived: % lived in Pierce County 38 Area County # of Workers % of Jobs City of Tacoma Pierce 27,000 27% Southeastern Pierce County Pierce 23,600 23% Southwest Pierce County Pierce 10,400 10% Kitsap County Kitsap 6,600 7% Southwest King County King 5,000 5% Southeastern King County King 3,000 3% City of Seattle King 3,000 3% Green River Valley King 2,400 2% Eastside King 2,100 2% Southwest Snohomish County Snohomish 1,300 1% City of Everett Snohomish 1,000 1% Eastern King County King 600 1% City of Shoreline King 300 0% Northwest Snohomish County Snohomish 200 0% Eastern Snohomish County Snohomish 200 0% Outside PSRC Region - 13,800 14% Total Jobs within the City of Tacoma 100, % Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau
39 Where Tacoma Workers Lived: % lived in Pierce County 39 Area County # of Workers % of Jobs City of Tacoma Pierce 26,900 26% Southeastern Pierce County Pierce 25,100 24% Southwest Pierce County Pierce 10,200 10% Kitsap County Kitsap 6,800 7% Southwest King County King 5,400 5% Southeastern King County King 3,500 3% City of Seattle King 2,800 3% Green River Valley King 2,700 3% Eastside King 2,000 2% Southwest Snohomish County Snohomish 1,300 1% City of Everett Snohomish 1,100 1% Eastern King County King 500 0% City of Shoreline King 300 0% Eastern Snohomish County Snohomish 300 0% Northwest Snohomish County Snohomish 200 0% Outside PSRC Region - 15,100 14% Total Jobs within the City of Tacoma 104, % Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau
40 Workers from neighboring counties: In 2006, over 74,000 workers came from neighboring counties to work in our region (4.1% of the region s workforce) County Workers in PSRC Region Total Workers in County % of County Workforce Chelan County 2,600 29,600 9% Island County 9,600 24,400 39% Jefferson County 2,400 9,700 25% Kittitas County 2,200 12,900 17% Lewis County 4,500 25,100 18% Mason County 5,900 19,200 31% Skagit County 12,000 46,900 26% Thurston County 30, ,400 30% Yakima County 4,200 90,900 5% Neighboring County Totals 73, ,100 21% Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau 2,400 5,900 30,500 9,600 4,500 12,000 2,600 2,200 4,200
41 Workers from neighboring counties: In 2010, almost 95,000 workers came from neighboring counties to work in our region (5.4% of the region s workforce) County Workers in PSRC Region Total Workers in County % of County Workforce Chelan County 4,400 31,200 14% Island County 12,000 26,800 45% Jefferson County 3,600 10,900 33% Kittitas County 3,100 15,200 20% Lewis County 8,300 31,700 26% Mason County 8,700 21,800 40% Skagit County 15,300 48,800 31% Thurston County 30,700 99,400 31% Yakima County 8,600 92,500 9% Neighboring County Totals 94, ,300 25% Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau 3,600 8,700 30,700 12,000 8,300 15,300 4,400 3,100 8,600
42 Workers from neighboring counties: In 2014, over 101,000 workers came from neighboring counties to work in our region (5.3% of the region s workforce) County Workers in PSRC Region Total Workers in County % of County Workforce Chelan County 5,200 33,400 16% Island County 13,200 28,200 47% Jefferson County 4,200 11,100 38% Kittitas County 3,500 15,700 23% Lewis County 9,500 31,600 30% Mason County 9,200 22,400 41% Skagit County 17,400 52,200 33% Thurston County 31, ,600 31% Yakima County 7,400 95,300 8% Neighboring County Totals 101, ,500 26% Source: LEHD On The Map, US Census Bureau 4,200 9,200 31,900 13,200 9,500 17,400 5,200 3,500 7,400
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