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Premium member Presentation Transcript Triad Major Investment Study: Triad Major Investment Study Locally Preferred Alternative Selection October 2002Agenda: Agenda Decision at Hand Review Purpose of Improvements Description of Corridors and Alternatives Overview of Cost and Ridership Methods Performance Results Questions and AnswersDecision at Hand: Decision at Hand Select Corridors For Improvements Determine If Shorter Initial Segments Are Appropriate Identify Technology Family For Corridor(s) Review/Confirm Station VicinitiesStudy Purpose: Study Purpose Identify Corridors That Need Transit Improvements Determine Appropriate Transit Technology Family Evaluate Relative Costs And Benefits Select Priorities Satisfy Federal RequirementsPurpose of Improvements: Purpose of Improvements Provide Alternative Travel Means Work commuters College/university communities Retail concentrations Special event patrons PTI activity Maintain Air Quality Focus Development Activity Four Corridors Evaluated: Four Corridors Evaluated One East-West Corridor Two shorter segments also considered Three North-South Corridors Stations Assumed at Major Locations Most have parking provided General corridor evaluation; not specific alignmentEast-West Corridor: East-West Corridor Burlington to Clemmons 60 – 65 miles long Connects Burlington, Elon, Greensboro, PTI Kernersville, Winston-Salem, Clemmons Potential Shorter Segments NC A&T to Hanes Mall 36 – 38 miles long Greensboro CBD to Winston-Salem CBD 30 – 32 miles long North-South Corridors: North-South Corridors High Point to Greensboro 15 – 16 miles long Connects High Point, Greensboro High Point to Piedmont Triad Airport 12 – 15 miles long Connects High Point, airport High Point to Winston-Salem 18 – 23 miles long Connects High Point, Winston-Salem Two Alternatives Considered: Two Alternatives Considered Rail DMU Alternative Uses new tracks in existing railroad corridors Diesel Multiple Unit (DMU) technology BRT Alternative Uses exclusive lane in freeway rights-of-way Local street approach to downtowns Represents technology families; specific technology to be selected in later phaseService Constants: Service Constants Frequency 15-minute peak 30-minute midday, Saturday 60-minute Sunday, holiday Span of Service Weekdays from 5 AM to 11 PM Saturdays from 6 AM to 11 PM Sundays, holidays from 7 AM to 11 PM Coordinated With Local Bus Systems Fare Of $2.00 Per TripCapital Evaluation: Capital Evaluation Conducted Preliminary Route Surveys Initial Selection Of Potential Alignment And Station Vicinities Developed Typical Cross Sections Identified Major Improvements Applied Standard Unit Costs Estimated SchedulesRail DMU Alternative: Rail DMU Alternative East/West Corridor Evaluation Burlington To Greensboro Requires Adding 2 New Tracks Greensboro To Clemmons Requires Adding 1 New Track And Upgrading Existing Track PTI Airport Access Through A Spur TrackRail DMU Alternative: Rail DMU Alternative Burlington Elon Greensboro East Loop NC A&T Greensboro CBD UNC Greensboro Guilford College Road PTI Airport Kernersville East Winston-Salem Winston-Salem CBD Wake Forest Med Center Hanes Mall Clemmons East/West Corridor Evaluation 14 Station LocationsSlide16: Map of corridorRail DMU Alternative: Rail DMU Alternative East/West Corridor Evaluation Major Expenses Additional track in NCRR and NS right-of-way Construct bridge for tank farm access Rebuild Peters Creek Trestle Construct bridge for Hanes Mall accessRail DMU Alternative: Rail DMU Alternative North/South Corridors Evaluation High Point To Greensboro Requires Adding 2 New Tracks High Point To PTI Airport Requires Constructing 2 New Tracks In Highway Right-of-way High Point To Winston-Salem Requires Constructing 2 New Tracks In Highway Right-of-wayRail DMU Alternative: Rail DMU Alternative High Point to Greensboro (6) High Point CBD Brentwood/US 311 GTCC Hilltop/South Loop Coliseum/UNC Greensboro Greensboro CBD High Point to PTI Airport (5) High Point CBD Brentwood/US 311 US 311/NC 68 Piedmont Centre PTI Airport High Point to Winston-Salem (7) High Point CBD Brentwood/US 311 US 311/NC 68 North Main/US 311 Union Cross East Winston-Salem Winston-Salem CBD North/South Corridors Evaluation Station LocationsSlide21: Map of corridorsRail DMU Alternative: Rail DMU Alternative North/South Corridors Evaluation Major Expenses New dual track in US 311 right-of-way New dual track and grade separations in NC 68 right-of-way Additional track in NCRR right-of-wayBRT Alternative: BRT Alternative Corridors Evaluation Assumes Exclusive Bi-directional HOV Lane Where Right-of-way Exists HOVs Located Along Highways or Railroad Corridors Streets Used for Approaches to CBDs Existing CBD Transit Centers ServedBRT Alternative: BRT Alternative Burlington St. Marks Church Rd Rock Creek Center Greensboro East Loop NC A&T Greensboro CBD UNC Greensboro PTI Airport Kernersville East Winston-Salem Winston-Salem CBD Wake Forest Med Center Hanes Mall Clemmons East/West Corridor Evaluation 14 Station LocationsBRT Alternative: BRT Alternative High Point to Greensboro (6) High Point CBD Brentwood/US 311 Vickrey Chapel Groometown/South Loop Coliseum Boulevard Greensboro CBD High Point to PTI Airport (4) High Point CBD Oak Hollow Mall Piedmont Centre PTI Airport High Point to Winston-Salem (5) High Point CBD North Main/US 311 Union Cross East Winston-Salem Winston-Salem CBD North/South Corridors Evaluation Station LocationsBRT Alternative: BRT Alternative Corridors Evaluation Major Expenses HOV lane construction Flyover ramps and grade separationsCost Estimating: Cost Estimating Based Upon Preliminary Alignment Surveys and Standard Unit Costs Includes Costs for Vehicles + Spares and Yard & Shops Increased 20% for Contingency and 15% for Engineering & Project Management Expressed in Constant Dollars (no inflation)Ridership Estimation: Ridership Estimation Developed Using Travel Demand Model Originally developed for highway purposes Outside Adjustments Made for Special Situations Airline travelers FedEx employment Market attendance Model Currently Being UpdatedEvaluation Factors: Evaluation Factors Operating Cost per Passenger Mile Annual Cost per Annual Rider Total Annual Riders Capital Cost per Mile Travel Time Environmental Factors Service CoveragePerformance ResultsOverall: Performance Results OverallPerformance ResultsBurlington - Clemmons: Performance Results Burlington - ClemmonsPerformance ResultsNC A&T – Hanes Mall Segment: Performance Results NC A&T – Hanes Mall SegmentPerformance ResultsGreensboro CBD – Winston-Salem CBD Segment: Performance Results Greensboro CBD – Winston-Salem CBD SegmentPerformance ResultsHigh Point - Greensboro: Performance Results High Point - GreensboroPerformance ResultsHigh Point – PTI Airport: Performance Results High Point – PTI AirportPerformance ResultsHigh Point – Winston-Salem: Performance Results High Point – Winston-SalemDecision at Hand: Decision at Hand Select Corridors For 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Premium member Presentation Transcript Triad Major Investment Study: Triad Major Investment Study Locally Preferred Alternative Selection October 2002Agenda: Agenda Decision at Hand Review Purpose of Improvements Description of Corridors and Alternatives Overview of Cost and Ridership Methods Performance Results Questions and AnswersDecision at Hand: Decision at Hand Select Corridors For Improvements Determine If Shorter Initial Segments Are Appropriate Identify Technology Family For Corridor(s) Review/Confirm Station VicinitiesStudy Purpose: Study Purpose Identify Corridors That Need Transit Improvements Determine Appropriate Transit Technology Family Evaluate Relative Costs And Benefits Select Priorities Satisfy Federal RequirementsPurpose of Improvements: Purpose of Improvements Provide Alternative Travel Means Work commuters College/university communities Retail concentrations Special event patrons PTI activity Maintain Air Quality Focus Development Activity Four Corridors Evaluated: Four Corridors Evaluated One East-West Corridor Two shorter segments also considered Three North-South Corridors Stations Assumed at Major Locations Most have parking provided General corridor evaluation; not specific alignmentEast-West Corridor: East-West Corridor Burlington to Clemmons 60 – 65 miles long Connects Burlington, Elon, Greensboro, PTI Kernersville, Winston-Salem, Clemmons Potential Shorter Segments NC A&T to Hanes Mall 36 – 38 miles long Greensboro CBD to Winston-Salem CBD 30 – 32 miles long North-South Corridors: North-South Corridors High Point to Greensboro 15 – 16 miles long Connects High Point, Greensboro High Point to Piedmont Triad Airport 12 – 15 miles long Connects High Point, airport High Point to Winston-Salem 18 – 23 miles long Connects High Point, Winston-Salem Two Alternatives Considered: Two Alternatives Considered Rail DMU Alternative Uses new tracks in existing railroad corridors Diesel Multiple Unit (DMU) technology BRT Alternative Uses exclusive lane in freeway rights-of-way Local street approach to downtowns Represents technology families; specific technology to be selected in later phaseService Constants: Service Constants Frequency 15-minute peak 30-minute midday, Saturday 60-minute Sunday, holiday Span of Service Weekdays from 5 AM to 11 PM Saturdays from 6 AM to 11 PM Sundays, holidays from 7 AM to 11 PM Coordinated With Local Bus Systems Fare Of $2.00 Per TripCapital Evaluation: Capital Evaluation Conducted Preliminary Route Surveys Initial Selection Of Potential Alignment And Station Vicinities Developed Typical Cross Sections Identified Major Improvements Applied Standard Unit Costs Estimated SchedulesRail DMU Alternative: Rail DMU Alternative East/West Corridor Evaluation Burlington To Greensboro Requires Adding 2 New Tracks Greensboro To Clemmons Requires Adding 1 New Track And Upgrading Existing Track PTI Airport Access Through A Spur TrackRail DMU Alternative: Rail DMU Alternative Burlington Elon Greensboro East Loop NC A&T Greensboro CBD UNC Greensboro Guilford College Road PTI Airport Kernersville East Winston-Salem Winston-Salem CBD Wake Forest Med Center Hanes Mall Clemmons East/West Corridor Evaluation 14 Station LocationsSlide16: Map of corridorRail DMU Alternative: Rail DMU Alternative East/West Corridor Evaluation Major Expenses Additional track in NCRR and NS right-of-way Construct bridge for tank farm access Rebuild Peters Creek Trestle Construct bridge for Hanes Mall accessRail DMU Alternative: Rail DMU Alternative North/South Corridors Evaluation High Point To Greensboro Requires Adding 2 New Tracks High Point To PTI Airport Requires Constructing 2 New Tracks In Highway Right-of-way High Point To Winston-Salem Requires Constructing 2 New Tracks In Highway Right-of-wayRail DMU Alternative: Rail DMU Alternative High Point to Greensboro (6) High Point CBD Brentwood/US 311 GTCC Hilltop/South Loop Coliseum/UNC Greensboro Greensboro CBD High Point to PTI Airport (5) High Point CBD Brentwood/US 311 US 311/NC 68 Piedmont Centre PTI Airport High Point to Winston-Salem (7) High Point CBD Brentwood/US 311 US 311/NC 68 North Main/US 311 Union Cross East Winston-Salem Winston-Salem CBD North/South Corridors Evaluation Station LocationsSlide21: Map of corridorsRail DMU Alternative: Rail DMU Alternative North/South Corridors Evaluation Major Expenses New dual track in US 311 right-of-way New dual track and grade separations in NC 68 right-of-way Additional track in NCRR right-of-wayBRT Alternative: BRT Alternative Corridors Evaluation Assumes Exclusive Bi-directional HOV Lane Where Right-of-way Exists HOVs Located Along Highways or Railroad Corridors Streets Used for Approaches to CBDs Existing CBD Transit Centers ServedBRT Alternative: BRT Alternative Burlington St. Marks Church Rd Rock Creek Center Greensboro East Loop NC A&T Greensboro CBD UNC Greensboro PTI Airport Kernersville East Winston-Salem Winston-Salem CBD Wake Forest Med Center Hanes Mall Clemmons East/West Corridor Evaluation 14 Station LocationsBRT Alternative: BRT Alternative High Point to Greensboro (6) High Point CBD Brentwood/US 311 Vickrey Chapel Groometown/South Loop Coliseum Boulevard Greensboro CBD High Point to PTI Airport (4) High Point CBD Oak Hollow Mall Piedmont Centre PTI Airport High Point to Winston-Salem (5) High Point CBD North Main/US 311 Union Cross East Winston-Salem Winston-Salem CBD North/South Corridors Evaluation Station LocationsBRT Alternative: BRT Alternative Corridors Evaluation Major Expenses HOV lane construction Flyover ramps and grade separationsCost Estimating: Cost Estimating Based Upon Preliminary Alignment Surveys and Standard Unit Costs Includes Costs for Vehicles + Spares and Yard & Shops Increased 20% for Contingency and 15% for Engineering & Project Management Expressed in Constant Dollars (no inflation)Ridership Estimation: Ridership Estimation Developed Using Travel Demand Model Originally developed for highway purposes Outside Adjustments Made for Special Situations Airline travelers FedEx employment Market attendance Model Currently Being UpdatedEvaluation Factors: Evaluation Factors Operating Cost per Passenger Mile Annual Cost per Annual Rider Total Annual Riders Capital Cost per Mile Travel Time Environmental Factors Service CoveragePerformance ResultsOverall: Performance Results OverallPerformance ResultsBurlington - Clemmons: Performance Results Burlington - ClemmonsPerformance ResultsNC A&T – Hanes Mall Segment: Performance Results NC A&T – Hanes Mall SegmentPerformance ResultsGreensboro CBD – Winston-Salem CBD Segment: Performance Results Greensboro CBD – Winston-Salem CBD SegmentPerformance ResultsHigh Point - Greensboro: Performance Results High Point - GreensboroPerformance ResultsHigh Point – PTI Airport: Performance Results High Point – PTI AirportPerformance ResultsHigh Point – Winston-Salem: Performance Results High Point – Winston-SalemDecision at Hand: Decision at Hand Select Corridors For Improvements Determine If Shorter Initial Segments Are Appropriate Identify Technology Family For Corridor(s) Review/Confirm Station VicinitiesNext Steps: Next Steps Include LPA in Transportation Improvement Program Apply for Federal Funding Refine Alternative(s) Enter into Preliminary Engineering