I-80 Corridor Overhaul

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I-80 Corridor Overhaul MTC Horizon Transformative Projects 15 November, 2018 Megan Gee Arup

Vision A rightsized freeway network future-proofs the region for population growth, new mobility innovations, and climate change Reconsidering the role of freeways creates a more contextsensitive, safe, efficient highway, while returning land to human use 2

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Richmond 45,000 jobs Emeryville 23,000 jobs San Francisco 700,000 jobs Oakland 220,000 jobs 10

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Phase I Meter and toll ramps Transition ramps slated for removal to bus-only Reconnect Mandela Tunnel to Bay Bridge Add bus stations and Richmond BART station 12

Phasing Phase I Meter all on-ramps throughout the corridor Toll entire corridor Introduce contraflow transit lane on the Transbay Bridge Build or enhance transit (primarily bus) stations throughout corridor Reduce number of ramps on the Transbay Bridge approach (San Francisco) Build bus tunnel from Grand Ave to the Transbay Bridge Toll Plaza (Oakland) Estimated potential revenue $150,000,000/yr 13

Phase II Remove ramps Redesign interchanges Remove Central Expressway Trim 280 to 16 th Street 14

Phasing Phase I Meter all on-ramps throughout the corridor Toll entire corridor Introduce contraflow transit lane on the Transbay Bridge Build or enhance transit (primarily bus) stations throughout corridor Reduce number of ramps on the Transbay Bridge approach (San Francisco) Build bus tunnel from Grand Ave to the Transbay Bridge Toll Plaza (Oakland) Phase II Remove remainder of the Central Freeway (San Francisco) Trim 280 back to 16th Street (San Francisco) Rebuild Cesar Chavez interchange (San Francisco) Grade-separate the Union Pacific Railroad at Gilman Street to improve traffic flow (Berkeley) Add BART station at intersection of I-80 and BART tracks (Richmond) Estimated potential revenue $150,000,000/yr $550,000,000 15

Phase III Bury I-80 from 5th Street to 16th Street 16

Phasing Phase I Phase II Phase III Meter all on-ramps throughout the corridor Toll entire corridor Introduce contraflow transit lane on the Transbay Bridge Build or enhance transit (primarily bus) stations throughout corridor Reduce number of ramps on the Transbay Bridge approach (San Francisco) Build bus tunnel from Grand Ave to the Transbay Bridge Toll Plaza (Oakland) Remove remainder of the Central Freeway (San Francisco) Trim 280 back to 16th Street (San Francisco) Rebuild Cesar Chavez interchange (San Francisco) Grade-separate the Union Pacific Railroad at Gilman Street to improve traffic flow (Berkeley) Add BART station at intersection of I-80 and BART tracks (Richmond) Remove ramps and realign I- 80 throughout Alameda and Contra Costa counties Bring I-80 below grade between 4th and 16th Streets (San Francisco) Estimated potential revenue $150,000,000/yr $550,000,000 $725,000,000 17

Proving efficacy in the short term Benefits from metering should become apparent almost immediately at merge points throughout the corridor Revenue from tolling can be invested back into highcapacity vehicle mobility, and maintenance for ailing infrastructure Providing new in-line stops will increase incentive for investing in transit-supportive infrastructure Limiting access to a number of Bay Bridge approach ramps will reduce confusion, congestion, and the potential for conflicts on I-80 and the surface streets 18

Challenges Political resistance to tolling Community pushback against losing ramp access Potential need for land requisition Enormous, multi-jurisdictional construction coordination Bulk of benefits will amass over time, not immediately 19

Complementary submissions Optimized Express Lane Network + Regional Express Bus Network Bus Rapid Transit on All Bridges Integrated Transit Fare System Free Transit Higher-Occupancy HOV Lanes Demand-Based Tolls on All Highways Reversible Lanes on Congested Bridges and Freeways 20

Albany Skyway, New York (~2020) Cheonggyecheon, Seoul (2005) Metro Silver Line, Los Angeles (2009) Octavia Boulevard, San Francisco (2002)

Healthy Affordable Vibrant Diverse Connected 23