Brown Line Capacity Expansion Project Supplemental Service Strategy for Construction-Related Three-Track Operation

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Brown Line Capacity Expansion Project Supplemental Service Strategy for Construction-Related Three-Track Operation February 14, 2007

Description of the Brown Line Reconstruction Project and Customer Impact

Construction Impact Area North/South #151 Sheridan #156 LaSalle #8 Halsted #9 Ashland X9 Ashland Express #50 Damen #49 Western X49 Western Express #52 Kedzie/California #82 Kimball/Homan #53 Pulaski East/West #155 Devon #84 Peterson #92 Foster #81 Lawrence #78 Montrose #80 Irving Park X80 Irving Park Express #152 Addison #77 Belmont #76 Diversey #74 Fullerton #73 Armitage #72 North #70 Division #66 Chicago #65 Grand #20 Madison X20 Wash.//Madison Exp. Diagonal #22 Clark #36 Broadway #11 Lincoln/Sedgwick #56 Milwaukee Northside Express to Downtown #134 Stockton/LaSalle #135 Clarendon/LaSalle #136 Sheridan/LaSalle #143 Stockton/Michigan #144 Marine/Michigan #145 Wilson/Michigan #146 Inner Drive/Michigan #147 Outer Drive Express #148 Clarendon/Michigan 3

Overview Issue Reconstruction of the stations and track at Belmont and Fullerton will require closing of one of the four tracks for more than two years (shown on following two slides). Supplemental service is required to provide service alternatives and extra capacity in the AM and PM Rush Periods. Customer Impact Northbound running time between the Loop and Belmont will increase. Wait times will be longer due to reduced frequency, especially on the Brown Line and Purple Line. Total capacity will be reduced in the AM and PM Rush Periods. This transit dense environment provides multiple service alternatives. Guiding Principles Continue to run service throughout the construction period. Reliably, effectively and safely transport the maximum number of customers. Focus attention in the peak direction to meet the greatest demand. Provide supplemental service to increase customer capacity in corridors adjacent to North Red Line and Brown Line stations. 4

Phase I Operations Northbound Reroutes 1 2 3 4 Fullerton All northbound trains operate on the new Track 4 North of Armitage, northbound Red Line trains move to Track 4 Leaving Fullerton, northbound Red Line trains return to Track 3 Belmont Northbound Red Line trains remain on Track 3 Northbound Brown and Purple Express trains move to Track 3 after serving Wellington Northbound Purple Express trains return to Track 4 at Clark Junction or north of Addison 5

Reversible Tracks 1 2 3 4 6

Customer Impact

Scheduled Capacity and Utilization - PM Northbound 6,000 Northside Northbound PM Rush Capacity Current Loads Leaving Downtown Current Capacity 3-Track Capacity Passenger Loads per 15 Minute Interval 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000-3:30p 3:45p 4:00p 4:15p 4:30p 4:45p 5:00p 5:15p 5:30p 5:45p 6:00p 6:15p 6:30p Time Leaving Downtown (Chicago Ave) Capacities adjusted for service variation 8

Phase 1 Track Closure / Capacity Reductions - PM Rush Period P.M. Rush Combined Service Levels, Northbound through Clark Junction 25 Current Service Level Trains per half hour 20 15 10 5 11 11 11 11 14 22 18 17 12 12 12 12 13 13 Revised 3-track Service Level 15 12 11 9 0 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 Half hour starting (P.M.) 9

Scheduled Capacity and Utilization Belmont Station AM Southbound 6,000 Northside Southbound AM Rush Capacity Belmont Current Capacity 3-Track Capacity Passenger Loads per 15 Minute Interval 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000-6:00a 6:15a 6:30a 6:45a 7:00a 7:15a 7:30a 7:45a 8:00a 8:15a 8:30a 8:45a 9:00a Time at Clark Junction Capacities adjusted for service variation 10

Scheduled Capacity and Utilization Fullerton Station AM Southbound 6,000 Northside Southbound AM Rush Capacity Fullerton Current Capacity 3-Track Capacity Passenger Loads per 15 Minute Interval 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000-6:00a 6:15a 6:30a 6:45a 7:00a 7:15a 7:30a 7:45a 8:00a 8:15a 8:30a 8:45a 9:00a Capacities adjusted for service variation Time at Clark Junction 11

Scheduled Capacity and Utilization - AM Southbound 6,000 Northside Southbound AM Rush Capacity Current Loads Entering Downtown Current Capacity 3-Track Capacity Passenger Loads per 15 Minute Interval 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000-6:00a 6:15a 6:30a 6:45a 7:00a 7:15a 7:30a 7:45a 8:00a 8:15a 8:30a 8:45a 9:00a Time at Clark Junction Capacities adjusted for service variation 12

Phase 1 Track Closure / Capacity Reductions - AM Peak Period A.M. Rush Combined Service Levels, Southbound through Clark Junction 25 Current Service Level Trains per half hour 20 15 10 5 11 11 13 14 15 15 19 17 23 18 17 16 14 12 9 Revised 3-track Service Level 10 8 8 7 7 0 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 Half hour starting (A.M.) 13

Construction Impact Zone

Mode Preference Chicago Card Plus customers use both rail and express bus services. Customers in close proximity to the rail line tend to be rail users. Customers along the lakefront tend to prefer buses. The area between Broadway and Halsted is a transition zone with customers choosing both bus and rail. This transit dense neighborhood allows customers to use different modes by time of day if desired. Customers may commute using one mode in the AM and another in the PM. 15

Brown Line Station Preference Chicago Card Plus customers select rail stations based on geography. Thin bands can be seen around smaller stations such as Wellington indicating the station draws from the local area. East-west bands extending from Brown Line reflect connecting bus lines. Larger stations draw from greater distances and may reflect travel patterns in non-rush directions. Chicago Card and Chicago Card Plus customers in this sub-region of the City represent roughly 50 percent of all customers. 16

Supplemental Service Options

Bus Placement for PM Peak #11 Lincoln/Sedgwick: NB from Jackson to Paulina Current frequency: Every 10-15 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 3 1/2-4 minutes #22 Clark: NB from Jackson to Belmont Current frequency: Every 5-10 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 2 1/2-5 minutes #147 Outer Drive Express: Congress/State to Devon/Broadway or Howard Terminal Current frequency: Every 5-10 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 2 1/2-5 minutes #148 Clarendon/Michigan Express: Congress/State to Broadway/Wilson or Damen/Wilson Current frequency: Every 10-15 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 5-7 1/2 minutes Staged Buses Maintain ability to make adjustments as people change their travel patterns. 18

Bus Placement for PM Peak #11 Lincoln/Sedgwick: NB from Jackson to Paulina Current frequency: Every 10-15 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 3 1/2-4 minutes #22 Clark: NB from Jackson to Belmont Current frequency: Every 5-10 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 2 1/2-5 minutes #147 Outer Drive Express: Congress/State to Devon/Broadway or Howard Terminal Current frequency: Every 5-10 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 2 1/2-5 minutes #148 Clarendon/Michigan Express: Congress/State to Broadway/Wilson or Damen/Wilson Current frequency: Every 10-15 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 5-7 1/2 minutes Staged Buses Maintain ability to make adjustments as people change their travel patterns. 19

Bus Placement for AM Peak #11 Lincoln/Sedgwick: SB Addison to Jackson Current frequency: Every 10 15 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 2-12 minutes #22 Clark: SB Belmont to Jackson Current frequency: Every 3-8 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 2-8 minutes #134 Stockton/LaSalle Express: SB from Belmont to Adams/Wacker Current frequency: Every 4-10 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 3-10 minutes #135 Clarendon/LaSalle Express: SB Wilson to Adams/Wacker Current frequency: Every 3-10 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 3-10 minutes for a longer time period #151 Sheridan: SB Belmont to Union Station Current Frequency: Every 3-12 Minutes Proposed Frequency: Every 3-12 Minutes for a longer time period Staged Buses Maintain ability to make adjustments as people change their travel patterns. 20

Bus Placement for AM Peak #11 Lincoln/Sedgwick: SB Addison to Jackson Current frequency: Every 10 15 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 2-12 minutes #22 Clark: SB Belmont to Jackson Current frequency: Every 3-8 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 2-8 minutes #134 Stockton/LaSalle Express: SB from Belmont to Adams/Wacker Current frequency: Every 4-10 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 3-10 minutes #135 Clarendon/LaSalle Express: SB Wilson to Adams/Wacker Current frequency: Every 3-10 minutes Proposed frequency: Every 3-10 minutes for a longer period #151 Sheridan: SB Belmont to Union Station Current Frequency: Every 3-12 Minutes Proposed Frequency: Every 3-12 Minutes for a longer period Staged Buses Maintain ability to make adjustments as people change their travel patterns. 21

Rail Support Strategies Brown Line Several AM rush trains will operate on the Brown Line between Belmont and the Loop to focus more capacity in the area with the highest demand Certain trains in the AM Peak will be routed south from the Loop to reduce train congestion through the construction zone. In the evening rush these trains will provide needed capacity in the Loop. Blue Line Operate several trains south from Jefferson Park and north from UIC/Halsted to focus more capacity between Jefferson Park and Downtown due to expected increase use of Blue Line as an alternative. Purple Line Purple Line trains will operate on the Outer Loop to follow the route of the Brown Line and limit downtown delays. 22

Supplemental Plan Summary

Service and Coordination Service Components Supplement lakeshore corridor service AM #134, #135, #151 PM #147, #148 Expand parallel peak period service #11 Lincoln/Sedgwick #22 Clark Monitor key routes #156 LaSalle #8 Halsted Deploy resources as needed Improve existing service Manage hot spots Maximize train utilization Supplement Brown Line from Belmont south Route Purple Line on Outer Loop Supplement core of Blue Line 24

Service and Coordination Additional Coordination Coordinate emergency response (Fire and Police) to minimize delays. Expand capacity for buses (with City) in key corridors in AM/PM rush. Coordinate with Office of Emergency Management 25

Questions?