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5/16/2000
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TRI-VALLEY
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TRANSPORTATION PLAN
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<br />Trf-Valley Transportation Plan/Adion Plan Update <br /> <br />The planned BART headways are nine minutes. Both stations are assumed to have parking <br />lots. The patronage forecasts from the traffic model indicate demand for at least 6,000 <br />parking spaces combined for the two stations. Two BART feeder bus lines would be oper- <br />ated: one to Bishop Ranch and Danville, and one to Livermore. Both would have 30- <br />minute headways. <br /> <br />ACE Commuter Service. The ACE commuter service, which runs through the Tri-Valley, pro- <br />vides peak-hour commuter train service between the Central Valley and Santa Clara <br />County. Since its beginning in 1998, it has seen a greater response from riders and plans <br />are underway to expand its capacity. While it is a demonstration project, the Plan supports <br />its continuation and expansion. <br /> <br />Park-and-Ride Lots. The plan includes 11 new park-and-ride lots (see Figure 7-2) in the 1995 <br />Plan. These would be served by various bus lines and could also serve as staging locations <br />for carpools. <br /> <br />County Connection. The plan calls for the expansion of service from the current _ three lines <br />serving Tri-VaIley (3D-minute headways) to eight lines. Three lines would have 30-minute <br />headways and five lines would have 20-minute head ways. The lines would serve Danville, <br />San Ramon, Bishop Ranch, and Dougherty Valley, and some would extend down to the <br />East Dublin BART station. <br /> <br />WHEELS. Under the plan, WHEELS service would expand from the current 11 lines with 30- <br />60-minute headways to 21 lines, all with 3D-minute headways. The route system would be <br />extensively revised to serve the two BART stations, park-and-ride lots, and the newly- <br />developed areas of East Dublin and North Livermore. Some routes '\-vould also extend into <br />San Ramon and Danville. <br /> <br />Express Bus Service. The plan calls for the provision of nine new express bus routes operating <br />in the 1-680, 1-580 and Vasco Road corridors. The following nine areas are served: <br /> <br />1. Santa Clara County to Pleasanton <br />2, Hayward to San Ramon <br />3, Santa Clara County to San Ramon <br />4, Fremont to San Ramon <br />5, Brentwood to Pleasanton <br />6, Brentwood to Livermore <br /> <br />Page 32 <br /> <br />18 April 2000 <br /> <br />. <br />
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