TODAYS MEETING YOUR IDEAS Study Overview Timeline and Partners Involved Transportation and Land Use Challenges Concerns and Opportunities How to Stay Involved Study Overview Timeline and Partners Involved ID: 804235
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Slide1
Frank Talks
August 12, 2019
Slide2TODAY’S MEETING
YOUR
IDEAS
Study Overview, Timeline, and Partners Involved
Transportation and Land Use Challenges, Concerns, and Opportunities
How to Stay Involved
Slide3Study Overview, Timeline, and Partners Involved
Slide4Participating Cities and
Partner Agencies
OVERVIEW
Metro Nashville
FranklinBrentwoodThompson’s StationSpring HillColumbia
Slide5Vision
OVERVIEW
A safe and reliable rapid transit connection between Nashville and communities along the south corridor
in Williamson and Maury counties.
Slide6Study Area
OVERVIEW
Stretching nearly 35 miles from downtown Nashville into Maury County, the south corridor is one of nine major transportation corridors identified in the Nashville Area MPO’s
Middle Tennessee Connected
and the
WeGo
Public Transit
nMotion
Strategic Plan.
Slide7Study Outcomes
Advance Recommendations from
nMotion
Inform GNRC's Regional Transportation Plan and Funding PrioritiesIdentify Capital Needs for Transit ProvidersRecommend a Locally Preferred Alternative (LPA)Identify Revisions to Local Plans / ZoningOutline I-65 and SR 6 / US 31 ImprovementsHelp Site New Growth and DevelopmentOVERVIEW
Slide8Potential Transportation Solutions
OVERVIEW
Conventional Bus
Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)
Light Rail Transit (LRT)
Commuter Rail
MagLev
Monorail
Personal Rapid Transit
Intelligent Transportation
Systems and Other Emerging Technologies
Roadway & Intersection Upgrades
Rideshare/Carpool
Slide9OVERVIEW
ROUND 1
APRIL
Provide an overview
of the study and an opportunity for you to share your input on transportation challenges and opportunities.
ROUND 2
Summer/Fall
Present initial evaluation of transportation options and discuss potential development scenarios around new transit stations.
FINAL
Fall/Winter
Gather feedback on detailed evaluation of alternatives.
Project Schedule
Slide10Community Feedback to Date
OVERVIEW
Of those surveyed, a majority of people (
99%
) travel by car .
Almost half (
48%
) of commuters travel through the South Corridor multiple times a day (more than one round trip).
Over
60%
travel from home to work and over
30%
travel from home to entertainment and shopping.
People typically experience delays during the evening hours (
83%
) and morning hours (
78%
).
Slide11Community Feedback to Date
OVERVIEW
Over
60%
of commuters experience delays in the I-440 area and Old Hickory Boulevard area.
19%
of participants use public transportation a few times a year.
People would use transit if there were more availability (
82%
) and faster speed (
57%
).
The preferred transit solutions so far are
Light Rail (60%),
Bus Rapid Transit
and
Commuter Rail (52%)
.
Slide12Challenges, Concerns, and Opportunities
Slide13A Growing Region
CHALLENGES, CONCERNS, AND OPPORTUNITIES
By 2040, the region will increase…
Slide14Current and Future Travel Times
CHALLENGES, CONCERNS, AND OPPORTUNITIES
Spring Hill
to Downtown Nashville
36
minutes
64
minutes
Franklin
to Downtown Nashville
29
minutes
59
minutes
80% single occupancy vehicles
2010
2040
Spring Hill
to Franklin
20
minutes
36
minutes
Slide15Employment / Activity Centers
CHALLENGES, CONCERNS, AND OPPORTUNITIES
Downtown Nashville
One Hundred Oaks Mall
Brentwood Town Center
City of Franklin
Cool Springs
GM Spring Hill Plant
Columbia
Slide16Commuting Patterns
CHALLENGES, CONCERNS, AND OPPORTUNITIES
In the South Corridor, reverse commuting and suburban to suburban commuting is becoming increasingly more common as growth continues to expand throughout Middle Tennessee.
Trips related to recreation, shopping, or other activities, far outweigh the home to work and work to home trips that occur on a daily basis.
Slide17Roadway and
Intersection Upgrades
CHALLENGES, CONCERNS, AND OPPORTUNITIES
The Interstate 65 Multimodal Corridor Study identified multimodal transportation improvements to address existing and future transportation deficiencies and needs along the Interstate 65 corridor in Tennessee.
Slide18Existing Transit Service
CHALLENGES, CONCERNS, AND OPPORTUNITIES
WeGo
Transit (
including RTA
)
Franklin Transit/
VanStar
Mule Town Trolley
Slide19How to StayInvolved
Slide20Upcoming Meetingsand Open Houses
HOW TO STAY INVOLVED
Nashville
Franklin
BrentwoodColumbia
Slide21southcorridor.org
HOW TO STAY INVOLVED
Website
SurveyInteractive ToolsFAQSLibraryNews Center
Social Media Platforms
Slide22Stay up to date on the study!
southcorridorstudy
southcorridor.org
@
southcorridorstudy@southcorridor