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Short Range Transit Plan 2008-2013 - Omnitrans

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IBI GROUP<br />

SHORT RANGE TRANSIT PLAN REPORT<br />

OMNITRANS COMPREHENSIVE OPERATIONAL ASSESSMENT<br />

& SHORT RANGE TRANSIT PLAN<br />

5. REGIONAL PLANNING ACTIVITIES<br />

5.1 <strong>Omnitrans</strong> sbX (BRT) Systemwide <strong>Plan</strong><br />

The Systemwide <strong>Transit</strong> Corridor <strong>Plan</strong> for the San Bernardino Valley – The plan identified seven key<br />

transit corridors (Figure 5-1) for the introduction of higher quality transit service (higher frequency,<br />

express or BRT services) to attract choice riders and effect a positive transit mode shift. Major transit<br />

corridors include Corridor 1 (E Street), Corridor 2 (Foothill East), Corridor 3 (Foothill West), Corridor 4<br />

(Mountain & Euclid), Corridor 5 (San Bernardino Avenue), Corridor 6 (Holt & Fourth Street), and Corridor<br />

7 (Grand & Edison). Corridor 1 was identified as the highest priority corridor with the planned<br />

implementation of the E Street sbX in FY 2010/11. The remaining corridors form the framework for the<br />

establishment of a base 5 fixed route network, with the possible introduction of limited stop or full express<br />

services as a precursor to sbX network expansion.<br />

5<br />

Base routes are the core routes in the transit system, operating in a straight-line route structure on the main arterial roads<br />

throughout the service area. They are oriented as much as possible to the main travel destinations and corridors, and form a grid<br />

route network that can provide a basic level of mobility to residents.<br />

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