Recommendation RG.39

Recommendation Status: Expand

Support the development of dedicated transit and High-occupancy vehicle lanes in congested corridors to provide alternatives to single-occupant vehicle travel.

This recommendation helps achieve the following

Responsible
Growth

Sustainable Infrastructure

Leading the Region

Not Population Stagnation
Not Greater Housing Diversity & Affordability
Not Social & Environmental Resilience
Infrastructure Cost-burden
Not Jobs-Skills Mismatch
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Key Issues Addressed

Related Planning Topic Areas

Not Economic Development
Not Housing
Not Land Use & Development
Not Open Space & Environment
Transportation & Infrastructure

Applicable Geographic Scales

Countywide

Countywide

Municipalities

Not Municipalities

Sub-geographies

Not Sub-geographies

Equity Considerations

Prioritize transit use based on behavior and needs addresses non-single-occupant vehicles, which usually serves more populations and especially marginalized communities.

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Sustainability Considerations

Improve mode shift away from single occupancy vehicle

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Implementation

Lead Partner(s)

  • St. Louis County Department of Transportation and Public Works

  • MoDOT

  • Metro Transit

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Supporting Partner(s)

Cost

Low
(Less than $1 mil)

Medium
($1-10mil)

High
($10+ mil)

Project, Partnership, or Policy

Not Project
Partnership
Not Policy

Project

Partnership

Policy

  • East-West Gateway Council of Governments

  • Municipalities

  • Community Organizations

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Timeline

Medium-term
(5-10 Years)

Ongoing

Near-term
(Within 5 Years)

Long-term
(10+ Years)

Potential Funding Sources

  • FTA Capital Investments Grant

  • CMAQ

  • RAISE Grant

Tracking Implementation

Tracking Success

  • Increase bus transit ridership and carpooling, reduction in travel times and congestion in key corridors.

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If overperforming, what should we do?

Enhance more funding with collaboration with transit agencies and conduct outreach efforts to increase awareness.

If underperforming, what should we do?

Analyzed data to optimize lane performance and explore further incentives to support lanes in additional congested corridors.

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