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CAC – TCC Meetings

This study focuses on planning a transportation hub to serve the Daytona Beach area, integrating various modes of transportation for efficient and safe movement of people and goods. The study aims to maintain balance between mobility and accessibility while stimulating economic growth.

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CAC – TCC Meetings

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  1. CAC – TCC Meetings Intermodal Transit Station Study • October 15, 2013

  2. Participating Parties • Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) • Volusia Transportation Planning Organization (VTPO) • City of Daytona Beach • Volusia County • Votran • Other Stakeholders: • Volusia County School Board • Volusia Mall • Halifax Health Medical Center • Indigo Lakes Golf Club • Indigo Residential Communities • Various Commercial Centers • ISB Coalition • Daytona International Speedway • Daytona Beach International Airport • Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University • Keiser University • Bethune-Cookman University • University of Central Florida, Daytona Beach Campus • Daytona State College, Daytona Beach Campus

  3. Purpose of Intermodal Transit Station Study • The ITSS involves planning for a multimodal transportation hub to serve the Daytona Beach area. • The study area focuses on the geographic area near the Daytona Beach International Airport, including the ISB corridor between I-95 and US 1. • The station will support the development of a system where various modes of transportation could be integrated economically, efficiently and safely to move people and goods. • Maintain the balance between mobility and accessibility while stimulating the economic growth within the region.

  4. ITSS Study Area

  5. What Is An Intermodal Transit Station? • A transportation hub connecting multiple transportation modes at a centralized location improving mobility and connections. • The intermodal transit station facilitates transfers between public transit modes and may also provide connections to other transport operators such as taxi, car rental and regional or intercity bus, rail or air travel. • The station may also provide a convenient method of transfer between auto travel and transit through Park-and-Ride and “Kiss-and-Ride” facilities.

  6. Potential Intermodal Transit Station Facilities & Services • Bus Bays/Platforms/Loading Areas for Bus or Bus/Rail Transfers • “Kiss & Ride” Passenger Drop-off/Pick-up • Park & Ride Area • Taxi Stand • Transfer to Commercial/Charter Bus • Car Rental • Joint Development/Transit-Oriented Development (restaurants, coffee shops, gift shops, etc.)

  7. Typical Intermodal Transit Station Amenities • Transit Information/Schedules • Ticket Vending Machines/Kiosks • Tourist/Area Business Information • Water Fountains & Restrooms • Benches, Lighting & Trash Receptacles • Pedestrian & Bicycle Facilities (e.g. paths, bike racks)

  8. Modes of Transportation That Could Be Included Local & Regional Bus Paratransit Commercial Bus Commuter Rail Taxi Service Light Rail Bus Rapid Transit Intercity Passenger Rail Airport Shuttle

  9. Examples of Intermodal Transit Facilities Ogden Intermodal Center Providence Kennedy Plaza Savannah Intermodal Transit Center Hercules Transit Center West Palm Beach Intermodal Station

  10. Project Schedule • Data Collection (Land Use & Transportation Plans) • Data Inventory Report - June 2013 • Public Meeting - June 26, 2013 • Data Analysis • Existing Conditions Report – August 2013 • Prepare & Evaluate Candidate Intermodal Transit Stations • Transit Station Ranking Report – September 2013 • Public Meeting – November 2013 • Development of Intermodal Transit Station Study • Final ITSS Report – November 2013

  11. www.CFLRoads.com Select Volusia or Daytona Beach

  12. www.CFLRoads.com Planning 405859-2 Intermodal Transit Station Study

  13. www.CFLRoads.com

  14. Thank You! Martha Moore, P.E. Ghyabi & Associates, Inc. Phone: (904) 396-5727 mmoore@ghyabi.com Judy Pizzo, M.S., GISP Florida Department of Transportation Phone: (407) 482-7880 judy.pizzo@dot.state.fl.us For Additional Information, Please Contact:

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