WELCOME! Town of Halton Hills Transit Service Strategy. Public Information Centre
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1 WELCOME! Town of Halton Hills Transit Service Strategy Public Information Centre
2 2 GET INVOLVED. GET INFORMED. GET ON-BOARD!
3 TONIGHT S OBJECTIVES 3 To educate and inform you about the needs, benefits and opportunities associated with transit in Halton Hills; To provide examples from comparable communities, and the lessons learned for consideration in Halton Hills; To define issues and opportunities associated with transit in Halton Hills; and To identify key priorities for the Town s transit service strategy.
4 4 Project Overview & Current Situation
5 Project Overview 5
6 STRATEGIC VISIONING WORKSHOP 6
7 VISIONING STATEMENT 7 Expand on the existing Halton Hills transit service to provide an affordable and accessible system that is tailored to needs and opportunities in Halton Hills. The transit system will service the needs of residents, businesses and visitors within the Halton Hills urban, rural and hamlet communities, and provide links to surrounding municipalities by The transit system will continue to evolve to accommodate planned growth within the Town by 2031.
8 CURRENT TRANSIT SERVICE 8 ActiVan Fleet Monday to Friday 7:30am 6:00pm Saturday & Sunday 8:00am 2:00pm Fare: $3.00/$4.00 Ad Hoc Monday to Sunday, 7:00am 11:00pm Trips outside of the regular ActiVan operating hours or that can not be accommodated on ActiVan during peak hours. Fare: $3.00/$4.00 Taxi Scrip / Youth Taxi Scrip Provides subsidized taxi rides to users outside of regular operating hours, or at the convenience of the user. Registered ActiVan users or youth 60/40 cost shared
9 PLANNING FOR GROWTH 9 Georgetown Acton Population is expected to grow in Halton Hills by 58% by 2031 Employment is expected to grow in Halton Hills by 66% by 2031 TOWN OF HALTON HILLS TRANSIT SERVICE STRATEGY PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE FEBRUARY 21, 2018
10 PLANNING FOR TRANSIT Town of Halton Hills Metrolinx - Planning for two-way, all-day GO rail service TOWN OF HALTON HILLS TRANSIT SERVICE STRATEGY PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE FEBRUARY 21, 2018
11 11 TRANSIT MISCONCEPTIONS
12 TRANSIT MISCONCEPTIONS 12 Fixed route and special transportation are the only options Source: rg/wiki/file:google_driverless _car_at_intersection.gk.jpg
13 TRANSIT MISCONCEPTIONS 13 Fixed route and special transportation are the only options Point Deviation Service
14 TRANSIT MISCONCEPTIONS 14 Fixed route and special transportation are the only options Route Deviation Service
15 TRANSIT MISCONCEPTIONS 15 Fixed route and special transportation are the only options Flex-Route Service
16 TRANSIT MISCONCEPTIONS 16 Fixed route and special transportation are the only options Home-to-Hub Service The strategy can include a number of different initiatives, to serve the urban, rural and hamlet communities Home to Hub Service Area Source: Oakville Transit Service Review 2015
17 17 NEXT STEPS
18 NEXT STEPS 18 Continual On-line Engagement through Let s Talk Halton Hills Conduct Transportation Demand Analysis Service Delivery Alternatives Development Phase 2 Consultation (May/June 2018)
19 19 GET INVOLVED. GET INFORMED. GET ON-BOARD!
20 20 THANK YOU!
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