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Bike/Ped Program

Bike/Ped Program. Agenda. Introduction Accomplishments Facility Overview Work Plan Performance Measures Staffing Perspective. City of San Jose Department of Transportation. Introduction. City Characteristics City Departments & Programs Bicycle & Pedestrian Program

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Bike/Ped Program

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  1. Bike/Ped Program Agenda • Introduction • Accomplishments • Facility Overview • Work Plan • Performance Measures • Staffing Perspective City of San Jose Department of Transportation

  2. Introduction • City Characteristics • City Departments & Programs • Bicycle & Pedestrian Program • One-Street Emphasis • Funding • Staffing City of San Jose Department of Transportation

  3. Accomplishments Awards • “Bicycle Friendly Community” national award (2006) • “Walkable City” national award (2007) New Facilities (05-06) • 9 miles new Bike Lanes, 147 total miles • 450 new ADA Curb Ramps • 7 sidewalk gaps closed • 4600 new Countdown Ped Signals • 20 Audible Ped Signal requests processed • 75 New Bike Racks

  4. Facility Overview Bicyclist Facilities

  5. Facility Overview Bicyclist Facilities

  6. Facility Overview Bicyclist Facilities

  7. Facility Overview Bicyclist Facilities

  8. Facility Overview Pedestrian Facilities

  9. Facility Overview Pedestrian Facilities

  10. Work Plan - Routine Services • Constituent Complaints & Requests Database • Bikeway Implementation • Sidewalk Gap Closure program • Grant Administration (TDA3, TFCA, etc.) • Bike/Ped Collision Analysis • Interagency Coordination (VTA, MTC, Caltrans etc.) • Interdepartmental Coordination • Public Bike Parking program • Bicycling Skills Classes • Trail Project Coordination

  11. Work Plan – BPAC Goals Technical Goals • Bike-Friendly Signal Detection • Signed, numbered cross-town bikeways Policy Goals • BPAC bylaws change • Airport Area Bike/Ped Access

  12. Work Plan - Special Projects • Ped/ADA Sidewalk Plan Updates • NSJ Bike/Ped Plan • CSJ Bike Plan Update • SJIA Expansion • Sharrows Pilot Project (Park & San Fernando) • Cross-town Bikeway Pilot Project • Bike to Work Day (May 17, 2007) • Wrong-Way Bike Signs

  13. Performance Measures Community Survey - percent of residents rating: • Traffic safe while bicycling: 48% • Traffic safe while walking: 79% • Bike Lane & Path services as good: 62% Facilities - percent of: • Bikeway network completed: 54% • Ped Corridors meeting design standards: 26% • Sidewalk damage repaired in 120 days: 45% Safety Data • Ped/Bike injuries & fatalities: 600 • School-related Ped/Bike collisions: 50

  14. Staffing Perspective Top U.S. Bicycling Cities PopulationSq. Mi.Bike Staff Portland (Gold) 533,000 134 5 Chicago (Silver) 2,896,000 234 10 San Francisco (Gold) 739,000 47 6 Average 1,389,000 138 7 San Jose (Bronze) 973,672 177 1.5

  15. Thank You John Brazil Bicyclist & Pedestrian Program City of San Jose, Dept. of Transportation www.sanjoseca.gov/transportation/bikeped_program.asp

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