San Luis Obispo - Caltrans - State of California

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SAN LUIS OBISPO REGION COORDINATED HUMAN SERVICES-PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PLAN GOAL 2.0: BUILD CAPACITY TO MEET INDIVIDUALIZED MOBILITY NEEDS, CONTINUED 2.3 Develop strategies for improving transportation solutions in identified corridors or areas of need. 2.3.1 Promote pilot solutions that address any of the following corridors/areas: - east-west travel between north coast communities & Paso Robles (SR 46-west) - north-south travel between north coast communities & San Luis Obispo (SR 1) - east-west travel between Shandon and Paso Robles (SR 46 – east) - east-west travel between California Valley and Atascadero (SR 58) - improved connections to medical facilities around Templeton - within the Five Cities area - north-south travel between Five Cities area & San Luis Obispo (101 & SR 227) - north-south travel between Five Cities & the Creek side Career Center (S. SLO) - Nipomo trips within and between the Five Cities (101 & SR 1) 2.3.2 Collect data to document needs and identify potential strategies to address mobility needs of hidden populations, including agricultural workers and incarcerated homeless persons who are released from jail. 2.3.3 Promote projects that partner with private sector providers to connect the San Luis Obispo region with other counties, including Santa Barbara and counties to the south and Monterey County and counties to the north. 2.3.4. Promote non-emergency medical transportation initiatives, including innovative projects that serve medical destinations in Santa Barbara County. 2.4 Promote capital improvements to support safe, comfortable, efficient rides for the target populations. 2.4.1 Promote the broadest range of capital projects to improve users’ riding experience, including support for bus shelters, benches, lighting at stops, information technology at stops and on vehicles, and safe boarding strategies. 2.4.2 Promote vehicle and vehicle-related capital projects that increase the number of accessible vehicles and promote safe, cost-effective transportation. 2.5 Establish mechanisms to support transportation services provided by human services agencies. 2.5.1 Promote vehicle maintenance, vehicle loaner and vehicle back-up programs for human services agencies via the CTSA. 2.5.2 Identify and distribute information about liability insurance options for human service organizations, including general liability for vehicle operations and for volunteer-based programs. 123 OCTOBER 2007
SAN LUIS OBISPO REGION COORDINATED HUMAN SERVICES-PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PLAN GOAL 2.0: BUILD CAPACITY TO MEET INDIVIDUALIZED MOBILITY NEEDS, CONTINUED 2.5 Establish mechanisms to support transportation services provided by human services agencies, continued. 2.5.3 Develop, encourage and promote cooperative relationships between public transit providers and human services organizations around transit support functions (e.g. maintenance, rider information, travel training) through workshop settings, special projects and any other means devised. 2.5.4 Establish basic reporting tools, including driver logs, dispatch logs and standardized definitions of terms that can be easily adopted by human services agencies to report on transportation provided and to monitor trends. 2.5.5 Encourage the use of basic reporting tools by human services agencies through all possible means, including the Call for Projects and liaison with other human services funding sources (Tri-Counties Regional Center, Dept. of Social Services, Headstart, Dept. of Behavioral Health, Public Health and others). 2.6 Establish procedures to measure the quantities of trips provided, existing and new. 2.6.1. Promote full participation in the annual inventory process and develop other means of achieving accurate counts of all publicly-supported specialized transportation programs in the region. 2.6.2 Require all Call for Projects’ applicants to complete inventory forms and to be in the specialized transportation database. 2.6.3 Establish other mechanisms to improve the accuracy of counting person trips provided by human services organizations to the target populations. 124 OCTOBER 2007
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