Federal grant · project grant (b)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of the Project Is to Provide a Safe Accessible and Convenient Location for Passengers to Board and Alight From Buses. This Will Create a More Efficient and Effective Public Transportation Services Especially for Priority Populations Including Individuals With Disabilities Individuals 65 and Older People With Low Incomes Veterans Children and Others.; Activities Performed: the Funds Will Cover the Following: Developing a Map of Bus Stops and Bus Shelters According to the Design Guidelines Installation All Signs and Shelters in R-o-w Deploy the Implementation Plan and Produce Real Time Information for the Passenger Throughout the BTD Service Area in Bryan / College Station Lufkin and Nacogdoches. Currently BTD Operates an Antiquated Flag-stop System That Allows Patrons to Board Anywhere Along the Route. Installing Designated Stops and Shelters Will Improve Transit Rider Safety and Overall Experience as Well as the Safety of the Non-transit Vehicles That Never Know When a Bus Will Stop. Furthermore It Will Improve the Systems Efficiency and Reliability as Schedules and Routes Can Be Determined. This in Turn Will Help Provide Better Access to Transit Services and Will Encourage Transit Usage. Modernizing the System Is Essential for the System to Grow in Response to Population Increases and User Demands.; Expected Outcomes: Improve Transit Rider Safety and Overall Experience as Well as the Safety of the Non-transit Vehicles. Improve the Systems Efficiency and Reliability as Schedules and Routes Can Be Determined. This in Turn Will Help Provide Better Access to Transit Services and Will Encourage Transit Usage. Modernizing the System Is Essential for the System to Grow in Response to Population Increases and User Demands. Encouraging the Use of Public Transportation Through Amenities Like Bus Stop Shelters Contributes to Environmental Sustainability by Reducing the Number of Individual Car Trips. This Leads to Decreased Air Pollution Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Energy Consumption Associated With Personal Vehicle Usage.access to Public Transportation Facilitated by Bus Stop Shelters Promotes Physical Activity Through Walking to and From Stops Which Contributes to Improved Public Health Outcomes by Encouraging an Active Lifestyle.the Shelters Can Feature Signage With Bus Route Maps Schedules and Real-time Arrival Information Helping Passengers Plan Their Journeys More Efficiently. Access to Accurate Information at Bus Stops Improves the Overall Transit Experience and Reduces Uncertainty for Riders.shelters Will Offer a Sense of Security for Passengers Particularly During Late Hours or in Areas With Low Visibility. Well-lit Shelters Equipped With Surveillance Cameras or Emergency Call Buttons Can Help Deter Crime and Provide Assistance in Case of Emergencies.; Intended Beneficiaries: Modernization of the System Through the Addition of Shelters and Designated Stops Is Also a Low-cost and Highly Visible Way to Attract Ridership and Help Improve the Infrastructure for Ada Accessibility on the Roadways in the Cities of College Station Bryan Lufkin and Nacogdoches. This Project Is in Direct Response to Input From the Four Cities Where Installation Will Occur as Well as Members of the Public That Have Stressed the Need for Bus Stop in These Growth Communities.bus Stop Shelters Provide Essential Amenities for Tourists and Visitors Exploring the Bryan-college Station Area Ensuring They Have a Convenient and Comfortable Experience While Navigating the Local Public Transportation System.bus Stop Shelters Can Increase Foot Traffic in Commercial Areas by Attracting Transit Riders Who May Stop to Patronize Nearby Businesses While Waiting for Their Buses. This Can Benefit Local Businesses Including Shops Restaurants and Services by Potentially Increasing Customer Traffic and Sales.well-designed Bus Stop Shelters Contribute to the Overall Streetscape and Pedestrian Infrastructure Enhancing the Walking Experience for Residents and Visitors Alike. Shelters Can Serve as Landmarks and Gathering Points Encouraging Pedestrian Activity and Improving the Walkability of the Community.bus Stop Shelters Often Feature Amenities Such as Seating Ramps and Tactile Paving to Accommodate Passengers With Disabilities or Limited Mobility. These Features Make Public Transportation More Accessible and Inclusive for Elderly Individuals and Those With Mobility Challenges.bryan-college Station Is Home to Texas Am University and Many Students Rely on Public Transportation to Commute to and From Campus. Bus Stop Shelters Offer a More Comfortable Waiting Experience for Students Especially During Peak Travel Times When Buses May Be Crowded or Schedules Are Less Frequent.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$865,000
Paid out
$6.7K
<1%
Committed, not yet paid
$858.3K
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