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125th Street Transportation Improvements M60 Select Bus Service on 125th Street Community Advisory Committee Meeting Wednesday, January 23, 2013
125th Street Transportation Improvements
Overview Project Recap Recent Public Outreach Sidewalk Survey
Bus Stop Locations Parking Analysis Turn Restrictions Review Corridor Concept Design Next Steps
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Other Delay
Stopped at Bus Stops
Stopped at Red Lights
Bus in Motion
Buses are stopped over 60% of the time Eastbound PM peak period bus speed: 2.7 mph Average bus speed in NYC: 7.7 mph
Source: M60 Eastbound
Bus Speed
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Potential Improvements:
Limited Stops
Off-Board Fare Collection
Offset bus lanes benefit all buses on corridor, and maintain needed parking
Updated curb regulations reduce double parking, and make deliveries easier
Transit Signal Priority reduces time stopped at red lights
Pedestrian Safety Improvements at key intersections
Select Bus Service for 125th Street NYCT and DOT are proposing SBS on the M60 route
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Public Outreach
Public Workshop #1: September 19, 2012
Community Advisory Committee Meeting #1: November 28, 2012
Public Workshop #2: December 3, 2012
125th St Community Walk-through: January 17, 2013
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Public Outreach
Key Points raised at CAC and Public Meetings
Curb access should be preserved for shoppers/merchants
Double parking of cars and trucks contributes to bus delays
Select Bus Service should stop at major subway/rail connections
Outreach to merchants and vendors is essential
Issues at 125th St/Lexington Av need to be addressed
CB11 leading a multi-agency working group
DOT, NYCT are participating
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Merchant Survey Sidewalk Survey Parking Analysis Traffic Analysis - ongoing Review of Curb Regulations
Data Collection and Analysis
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Conducted on Tuesday, December 18, 2012 752 people interviewed between 10 AM and 2 PM Various locations on 125th St between Madison Av and St Nicholas Av
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Most survey participants came from Harlem or surrounding neighborhoods
Sidewalk Survey
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Most survey participants travel to 125th St to shop or work An additional 28% of respondents intend to shop on 125th St later that day
Sidewalk Survey Transferring
to a bus or
train, 1%
Church, 1% Other, 1%
Gym,
4%
School/College,
5%
Going for a
walk, 5%
Government
Service (library,
DMV etc), 6%
Doctor/Dentist,
8%
Visiting
someone, 9%
Work/job
interview, 27%
Shopping, 33%
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Most survey participants walk or ride transit to 125th St
Sidewalk Survey Car:
parked in
lot, 1%
Car: was driven,
1%
Car service, 1% Car: parked in
street, 5%
Other, 1% Metro-North
Railroad, 1%
Bus, 17%
Walked from
home, 34%
Subway, 39%
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Less than one in ten shoppers drive to 125th St
Sidewalk Survey Shoppers Only
Bus, 20.1%
Car, 8.6%
Car service,
1.6%
Other, 0.8%
Subway, 29.9%
Walked from
home, 38.9%
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From November Merchant Survey: merchant impressions closely match shopper behavior
Merchant Survey
Walk
59% Private vehicle
14%
Subway
7%
City bus
20%
How do you think customers typically get to your business?
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M60 SBS makes limited stops in Manhattan and Queens
Bx15, M100 and M101 make local stops along 125th Street
Proposed M60 SBS Station Locations
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Proposed SBS Stop Locations on 125th Street
M60 SBS connects to all subway/rail lines
Some existing stops will need to be longer to accommodate SBS
Additional SBS stop details on concept design maps
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Proposed SBS Stop Locations on 125th Street
Local service is retained on Bx15, M100, M101
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Observations on all blocks of 125th St from Amsterdam to Second Av in October 2012 Cameras measure
Parking occupancy
Parking duration
Illegal parking
Double parking
Types of vehicles parking (cars, trucks, buses, etc.)
1 0 / 2 4 / 2 0 1 2 1 1 : 5 1
Parking Analysis
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Average parking duration [hr:min] Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd to Madison Av sample section
Scale Parking Duration [hr:min]
High Medium Low
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Parking Analysis
North Curb
South Curb
0:40 0:27 0:50 0:49 1:35
0:17 0:36 0:40 0:43 1:02
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1:00 0:45 0:30 0:15 0:05
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Average parking occupancy [%] Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd to Madison Av sample section
Scale Parking Occupancy [%]
High Medium Low
125th St
81% 73% 78% 62% 90%
North Curb
South Curb
59% 82% 78% 74% 90%
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Av
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Parking Analysis
80% 75% 70% 65% 60%
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9% 15% 34% 16% 41%
11% 9% 27% 9% 28%
Scale Double parked cars [%]
High Medium Low
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% of time when vehicles were double parked Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd to Madison Av sample section
Parking Analysis
40% 30% 20% 10% 0%
North Curb
South Curb
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Turn restrictions serve to
improve pedestrian safety
improve traffic flow Restrictions on left turns are common on major crosstown streets in Manhattan 125th St is among the busiest crosstown corridors in Manhattan
Proposed Turn Restrictions
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Proposed Turn Restrictions Current Turn Restrictions
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Proposed Turn Restrictions
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Restaurant
55 W 125th St Office Building
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Right-turn bays reduce blockages at intersections
Offset Bus Lanes replace one general travel lane in each direction and maintain curb access
Curb Regulation Updates increase turn-over and reduce need for double parking
Legend Parking Bus Only Lane Travel Lane / Right-Turn Bay Turn Restriction
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23
Lenox Av to Fifth Av Sample block
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Right-turn Bays reduce blockages at intersections
Offset Bus Lanes replace one general travel lane in each direction and maintain curb access
Parking /
Right Turn
Bay/
Bus Stop
Offset
SBS
Lane
Travel
Lane
Travel
Lane
Offset
SBS
Lane
Parking /
Right Turn
Bay/
Bus Stop
South Side of
125th Street
North Side of
125th Street
Proposed Design - Typical
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Breakout Tables Discussion Proposed Concept Design
Proposed SBS Stations
Parking Analysis
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Parking Lane, Offset Bus Lane, Travel Lane Curbside Bus Lane, Travel Lanes
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SBS Bus Stop
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Revise Concept Design based on CAC input Complete Traffic Analysis Review Curb Regulations Refine Bus Stop Locations
Next Steps