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5 6 13 Work Session_Increasing Mobility PresentationIncreasing Mobility in Dubuque Developing Alternative Transportation Mode Sharing Opportunities Dubuque 'liIir 2012 Bobby Casiello, Marcus Coenen, Mark Pooley, Matt Martin, Nate Mueller & Xiaoxue Zhou THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA School of Urban & Regional Planning T -ic UNrvrRSiT CSF Ic�v4l� IOWA INITIATIVE FOR SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES #91■11cPolicy enter Tia UNNRAIYUf loww Relevance to Dubuque • Reasonable Mobility • Sustainability Themes — Affordability, VMT, Modal Diversity — Health and Safety • Attracting /Retaining Young Professionals and Students Increasing Mobility in Dubuque kbd of Urban c PI nn�n' IOWA INITIATIVE ru licrolicy 2 Project Overview • Locational Feasibility — Key Demographic Elements and Thresholds — Accessibility Analysis • Pedestrian, Bicycle, Auto • Vendor /System Feasibility — Focus Groups • Recommendations Increasing Mobility in Dubuque 761k INVIntt SOW 01 Urban c PI nn�n' IOWA INITIATIVE � �kPnIcY 3 Facility Improvements Feedback Young Professionals (Group A) Loras College Students Attribute Parking Availability Route Connectivity Ease of Route (Hills, Traffic) Education of Drivers and Cyclists Young Professionals (Group B) Attribute Signage Visibility Type of Dedicated Lanes Intersection Traffic Levels Pavement Condition Lighting Levels Intensity of Hills Increasing Mobility in Dubuque Attribute Traffic Lighting Topography Dedicated Pathways -n1k INVIntt School ol Urban c PI nn�n' IOWA INITIATIVE ant 4 Facility Improvements Feedback Traffic Scenarios Young Professional Preference Low Traffic Medium Traffic High Traffic Pathway Scenarios Young Professional Preference No Pathway Shared (On- Street) Dedicated Pathway Students Preference Dedicated Pathway Present Dedicated Pathway Not Present Shared (On- Street) Shared (On- Street) Dedicated (Off- Street) Increasing Mobility in Dubuque Urban of Urban c Regbmd Planning IOWA INITIATIVE � ],IC�OIICy 5 Facility Recommendations Clarke College LorasiCollege University of Dubuque :1Th Bicycle Infrastructure Trail Type Existing Proposed J 0 0.75 1.5 3 Miles By Mark Pooley Data Obtained from ECIA Created 4/16/2013 Increasing Mobility in Dubuque frLo;A kbd of Urban c Regional Manning IOWA INITIATIVE (P�UcP�llcY 6 Car - Sharing Feedback Young Professionals Clarke University Students Attribute Hourly Cost Scheduling Availability Location Proximity Membership Cost Type of Car Attribute Ease of Use (Reservation Wait Time) Accessibility (Proximity) Cost (Hourly) • Increasing Mobility in Dubuque Or IOU School ol Urban Regional I Planning IOWA INITIATIVE P �IcPnlicy 7 Car - Sharing Locations Dubuque Car - Sharing Feasibility Least Feasible Most Feasible 111. Map Created by Marcus Coenen Data Source: American Community Survey, U.S. Census Created May 1, 2013 Increasing Mobility in Dubuque Urban of Urban c Regional Planning IOWA INITIATIVE P ticPolicy 8 Car - Sharing Recommendations Vendor Comparison E • Young UCarShare WeCar Car2Go Zipcar Hertz On Demand Increasing Mobility in Dubuque kbd of Urban Regional Planning IOWA INITIATIVE 51IC�OiICy 9 Bike - Sharing Feedback Young Professionals University of Dubuque Students Attribute Hourly Cost Type of Use (Tourism, Daily, Leisure) Access (Travel Distance to bikes) Community (Ownership) Attribute Availability (Proximity) Monthly Cost Variety of Bikes Upfront Cost Increasing Mobility in Dubuque OF kronor Urban a PI ninlnl IOWA INITIATIVE � �IcPn�lcy 10 Bike-Sharing Locations N A 0 0.5 1 2 I Miles 111111111L, 1;, • ,. • ' ' a ',r • - 7...-..,, Clarke College et Loras College 40, 4f, University of Dubuque Itriv _ _ _ By Mark Pooley Data obtained from ECIA and Iowa Department of Transportation 4/16/2013 Increasing Mobility in Dubuque SOW 01 Urban & Regional Planning IOWA INITIATIVE Publicnolicy 11 Bike - Sharing Recommendations System Comparisons r Young Professional Preference Bike Library Model Kiosk Model Peer -to -Peer Model Increasing Mobility in Dubuque 5 none Urban a Plann I on' IOWA INITIATIVE P �jcPOlicy 12 Complementing Transit • Increasing Transit Catchment Area • "First Mile /Final Mile" for car -share • Option for cycle commuters — Rack & Ride Increasing Mobility in Dubuque IlMA Urban of Urban c Regbmd Planning IOWA INITIATIVE �iCPOIICy 13 Recap of Recommendations • Infrastructure — On- Street Facilities — Low Traffic Streets • Car Share —Seek Private Vendor — Focus on Downtown and University Areas • Bike Share — Continued Support of Bike Library Increasing Mobility in Dubuque khod of Man n ping ti IOWA INITIATIVE 14 Increasing Mobility in Dubuque