Executive Summary | 4 |
Purpose and Need for Expanded Transit in Wake Forest | 5 |
Previous Plans and Studies | 5 |
Existing and Planned Transit | 6 |
Population Growth and Transit Needs | 10 |
Community and Stakeholder Feedback | 13 |
Transit Service Alternatives | 18 |
Alternative A | 19 |
Alternative B1 | 20 |
Alternative B2 | 21 |
Alternative C | 22 |
Additional Considerations | 23 |
Alternatives Evaluation | 25 |
High-Level Operating Costs | 25 |
Assumptions | 25 |
Circulator | 25 |
Microtransit | 25 |
Strengths and Weaknesses | 26 |
Preferred Option | 28 |
Operating Characteristics | 28 |
Circulators | 28 |
Microtransit | 29 |
Route Alignment and Zone | 30 |
Circulators | 30 |
Microtransit | 31 |
Preferred Option Feasibility | 33 |
Planning-Level Costs | 33 |
Capital Costs | 33 |
Operating Costs | 33 |
Circulators | 34 |
Microtransit | 37 |
Funding Opportunities and Partnerships | 39 |
Implementation Partnerships | 39 |
Community Funding Area Program (CFAP) | 39 |
Locally Administered Projects Program (LAPP) | 39 |
Federal Grants for Buses and Bus Facilities Formula Program – 5339(a) and Urbanized Area Formula Grants – 5307 | 40 |
Farebox Recovery Feasiblity | 40 |
Next Steps | 42 |
Action Item Matrix | 42 |
Appendix A: Phase 1 Outreach Summary | 44 |
Appendix B: Rider Survey Summary Report | 67 |
Made with FlippingBook - Share PDF online