Strategy 5 Expand multimodal access to transit.
The actions within this strategy are divided into two categories:
Action we will DOActions we will SUPPORTAction we will do are followed by “DO” and are colored in dark gray, and actions we will support are followed by “SUPPORT” and are colored in light gray.
Learn more about how we get thereEnsuring that a connected multimodal system feeds into the transit network will expand people’s ability to rely on transit and lessen dependency on the automobile. Supporting technological advancements to integrate payment options and partner with shared mobility providers are key to increasing access to transit while reducing friction.
Actions to expand multimodal access to transit.
Transit 5.1
Prioritize pedestrian improvements connecting residents to transit service, including completing missing links in the sidewalk network, safe crossings at high volume intersections and maintaining pedestrian access through construction zones.
Supported goals:
Safety Equity Mobility Active Partnerships
Related actions:
Walking 5.4
Difficulty:
Medium
Timeframe:
2020-2023 (Years 0-3)
Status:
On-going
Transit 5.2
Explore partnership opportunities to implement and subsidize shared ride and other on demand mobility services targeting first and last mile transit options to connect people to transit stops and stations.
Supported goals:
Climate Equity Mobility Active Partnerships
Related actions:
Difficulty:
Medium
Timeframe:
2024-2027 (Years 4-7)
Transit 5.3
Work with Metro Transit to understand capacity constraints of front bike racks and identify solutions for increasing capacity.
Supported goals:
Equity Mobility Active Partnerships
Related actions:
Difficulty:
Low
Timeframe:
2024-2027 (Years 4-7)
See also actions:
- Walking 4.3
Winter maintenance at transit stops and stations - Bicycling 9.6
Bike parking at transit stations - Technology 2.1
Bikeshare and micromobility - Technology 3.1
Implement mobility hub network - Technology 3.3
Integrated payment technology