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SAN LUIS OBISPO REGION COORDINATED HUMAN SERVICES-PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PLAN 3.4.6 Trips Currently Provided People targeted and trips needed must be contrasted with trips provided to understand what gaps in service might exist. Table 3-14 following shows the level of public transportation trips provided in the San Luis Obispo region, drawn from SLOCOG’s 2006 SLO Transit Deficiencies Report and from the Plan’s stakeholder survey information. A total of 1,993,745 trips were reported by the publicly funded operators, almost 2 million trips, for FY 05-06. These include 86 percent trips provided on fixed-route service, including the trolleys, 7 percent provided by community dial-a-ride programs, and 7 percent trips provided by the CTSA and the TMA vanpools. Trips reported by 22 human services agencies through the stakeholder survey are 98,712 passenger trips 12 , almost 100,000 trips annually, exclusive of for-profit contractor-reported trips or the two responding school districts. This was 5 percent of total trips documented in Table 3- 14. The demand estimates developed in Table 3-13 suggest a range of 780,000 to 2 million trips needed annually by these target populations. Trips documented here total 1.9 million public transit trips, plus the additional 96,712 trips reported from the stakeholder survey or almost 2.1 million trips total. Of these 2.1 million documented trips, 375,145 trips or 18 percent are specialized transit trips, including public dial-a-rides, CTSA trips and trips reported through the stakeholder survey by social service agencies. This 375,000 trip-level is approximately in the middle of the range of estimated trips needed. That range was 195,000 to 508,000 passenger trips needed by the target populations of this plan, developed from a 2000 census basis (Table 3-13). This chapter documents a variety of unmet trip needs --- by trip type, by geographic area and time of day and by levels of service required. This suggests that there is latent demand not yet addressed by the trips currently provided by a mix of public transit and human services providers. Additionally, riders potentially eligible for ADA services will increase as population grows and the baby boomer generation increasingly reaches senior status above 65 years of age where additional specialized transportation trips will need to be served. 12 For reported human service agency trips provided, see Table 3-8, page 41 or Appendix B. 51 OCTOBER 2007
SAN LUIS OBISPO REGION COORDINATED HUMAN SERVICES-PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PLAN Table 3-14 FY 05-06 Public Transit and Other Specialized Transit Trips Provided San Luis Obispo County Total Population, Census 2000 [1] 246,681 % of Transit Trips % of All Trips Public Bus, Fixed Route [2] 1,717,312 86% 82% Regional Fixed Route RTA only 349,678 Central Area-Local Fixed Route San Luis Obispo Transit (SLO Transit) 963,370 (includes SLO city trolley with 32,000 riders) Other Local Fixed Route South County Area Transit (Five Cities-SCAT) 168,053 Paso Robles 153,911 Atascadero 47,000 Trolley Services Cambria Village Trolley 15,300 Morro Bay 15,000 Avila Beach 5,000 Public Demand Responsive [2] 143,662 7% 7% Regional DAR Runabout (county wide) 29,852 Local DAR-Municipal City of Morro Bay DAR 35,357 City of Atascadero DAR 26,830 City of Paso Robles DAR 8,973 County Area DAR South Bay DAR 22,105 Nipomo DAR 8,545 Other Localized Specialized Services Cambria Community Bus 10,500 Five Cities Senior Shuttle 1,000 Cayucos Senior Van 500 Ride-On (includes senior shuttles) [2] CTSA 132,771 132,771 7% 6% Public Transit & Specialized Trips Reported 1,993,745 100% 95% Trips per Capita 8.1 Stakeholder Survey with Human Service Agency Trips Reported [3] (Total n=22 agencies; trips estimated by agencies, not validated) 98,712 5% Trips per Capita 0.4 Total Human Service, Public & Specialized Transit Trips 2,092,457 100% Trips per Capita 8.5 Transit Funded Specialized Transit Trips Reported 276,433 14% 13% Trips per Capita 1.1 Specialized Transit Trips Reported, Including Stakeholder Survey 375,145 18% Trips per Capita 1.5 [1] Census 2000 Summary File 3, Total Population. [2] November 2006 SLO Transit Deficiencies Update - Table C - Ridership Trends by Mode - FY 05/06 [3] 2007 San Luis Obispo Region Coordinated Human Services-Public Transit Plan by A-M-M-A Table excludes small rural shuttles with ridership less than 500 trips per year 52 OCTOBER 2007
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