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Coordinating Highways and Transit for Successful Mobility in Pima County

Explore the successful coordination between highways and transit systems in Pima County, showcasing the benefits of collaboration. Learn about past funding initiatives, intersections, multimodal bridges, and future coordination efforts that enhance mobility for all.

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Coordinating Highways and Transit for Successful Mobility in Pima County

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  1. Highways and TransitWe Need Each Other!Examples of Successful Coordination in Pima County 2012 AzTA/ADOT Transit Conference – Flagstaff, AZ

  2. Transit Needs Roadways

  3. Roadways Need Transit - Congestion

  4. Roadways Need Transit - Congestion • Estimated $8.2 million in annual savings (time +fuel) for Tucson

  5. Roadways Need Transit – It’s for Everybody Transit is for everyone - an affordable mobility option for people of all ages and ability

  6. We Need Each Other – Choices

  7. We Need Each Other – Choices • APTA reports 2011 we saw 2nd highest amount of ridership since 1957

  8. Roadways Need Transit – Choices Phillip Cyr, a recent convert and full-time choice commuter

  9. We Need Each Other – Funding 4 FAILED FUNDING INITIATIVES In 1986 a county-wide loop freeway system voted down 43% to 57% In 1989 a county-wide general road improvement plan failed 39% to 61% In 2002 a City of Tucson initiative road improvement main plan failed 31% to 69% In 2003, City of Tucson initiative with a heavy transit focus failed 37% to 63%

  10. We Need Each Other – Funding 5th Times a Charm? • 2006 RTA countywide multimodaltransportation plan passed 60% - 40%

  11. We Need Each Other – Funding 2040 RTP

  12. Successful Coordination - Intersections • Bus pullouts/shelters and intersection improvements

  13. Successful Coordination – Multimodal Brdg. • Cushing St. bridge spearheaded by transit project

  14. Successful Coordination – Shared ROW • Modern streetcar operation in share right-of-way

  15. Future Coordination • Are there common interests?

  16. Thank You! Jeremy Papuga Transit Planning and Operations Manager jpapuga@pagnet.org 520.792.1093 2012 AzTA/ADOT Transit Conference

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