Transit Transformation Task Force feedback

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The SB125 Transit Transformation Task Force is charged by the California State legislature with studying the costs to operate and maintain public transportation over the next ten years and making recommendations regarding how to improve mobility and increase ridership on transit. The task force has a broad mandate to study and make recommendations about policies and practices to improve transit, including performance metrics, workforce recruitment and retention, land use, transit priority, and pricing policies.

Seamless Bay Area wants to know what you think the Task Force should be focusing on. Please answer the questions below to let us know what your top priorities are. We will convey your answers to the Task Force when we submit our feedback.

Deadline: March 17th, 11:59pm (PDT)

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From the topics listed below, what are the most important challenges and constraints (other than funding) that need to be investigated and addressed in order to achieve 4-6 times greater transit ridership across California by 2045?

Costs & timelines for transit project construction (project delivery)

Governance of public transit agencies & networks

Safety

Highway/road capacity expansion projects

Customer experience of transit

Equitable Accessibility of public transit

Cost of driving relative to transit

Addressing transit workforce needs

Culture of transit and transportation agencies

Lack of focus on rider needs

Cleanliness

Connectivity/integration between transit agencies

Other:

Any further comments on your responses to the prior question - or other challenges that weren't listed that you'd like to add?

What other goals (besides increasing ridership) do you view as critical outcomes for the work of the Transit Transformation Task Force?

One of the analyses required in the final Transit Transformation Task Force report is to investigate “state and local policies that impact service efficiency and transit ridership, including, but not limited to, transit prioritization on roads, land use, housing, and pricing policies.”

a. Please share with us any relevant reports, data, studies, and/or surveys on this topic that you would like to share.

b. Please share any case studies or local examples where you would want to highlight that have done well at achieving this outcome.

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