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CTSAs and New Mobility CalACT April 2019

CTSAs and New Mobility CalACT April 2019. FACT Background Nonprofit Formed 2006 Countywide scope 1.6m budget. FACT Mission. Assist San Diego County residents with barriers to mobility to achieve independence through coordination of transportation services. FACT Role.

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CTSAs and New Mobility CalACT April 2019

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  1. CTSAs and New Mobility CalACT April 2019

  2. FACT • Background • Nonprofit • Formed 2006 • Countywide scope • 1.6m budget

  3. FACT Mission Assist San Diego County residents with barriers to mobility to achieve independence through coordination of transportation services.

  4. FACT Role CTSA designation by San Diego Association of Governments SANDAG since 2006

  5. FACT Vision One stop shop for mobility

  6. FACT • CTSA Services scope: • ADA Paratransit • Community transportation • Vehicle sharing, purchase, maintenance • Training and education • Travel training • Volunteer services • Travel literacy

  7. MAAS - Mobility as a ServiceDefinition • Trend away from vehicle ownership, towards consuming mobility as a service • Planning and paying for trips seamlessly, across public and private assets, with ease • Leverage Innovation and Partnerships • Transit + Ride sharing companies + micro transit + Private vehicles

  8. MAAS - Mobility as a ServiceWho is responsible? • Public transit ? • Regional planning ? • CTSA ? • Incentive and motivation for service coordination • Relationships and experience

  9. MAAS - Mobility as a ServiceInfrastructure – what will it take? • Uniform design • Investment – technology, capital • Commitment to Equity – equal, convenient access for all • Political support

  10. Case Study - Mobility Coordination • Verkehrsverbund is a coordinating body that works with transit operators to synthesize their services and present them to the customer as a unified network

  11. Case Study - Mobility Coordination It’s difficult for people to use transit when there are multiple, separate agencies in one region. But merging transit agencies is not the answer. MVV

  12. Case Study - Mobility Coordination Merging agencies, however, is not a quick solution. And it may even be politically infeasible in regions where the various agencies serve more than a single urban area, or are accountable to different state or provincial governments. MVV

  13. Case Study - Mobility Coordination agencies and advocates can harmonize the customer experience by focusing on the “connective tissue”—the maps, schedules, wayfinding, and fare payment—to improve transit’s ease-of-use, ability to take people where they need to go, and desirability compared to other options. MVV

  14. One ticket, one pricing system and one integrated network of public transport services– these are the advantages of a transport association and this is the watchword for all our activities here at HVV, the Hamburg Public Transport Association. MVV

  15. What does this have to do with CTSAs? • Coordination mandate • History, experience • Other options • Expansion of CTSA concept • MPOs embrace new mobility planning

  16. Thank you! • Arun Prem

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