MTC CalTrain ridership forecasts travel model assumptions report : CalTrain S.F. downtown station relocation EIS/EIR

100 Pages·1995·3.3 MB·English

by  Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board

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CALTRAIN SAN FRANCISCO
DOWNTOWN
EXTENSION PROJECT
September 1995 CONCEPTUAL DESIGN AND DRAFT
EIS/EIR
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MTC
CalTrain Ridership Forecasts
Travel Model Assumptions Report
PENINSULA CORRIDOR JOINT POWERS BOARD
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OCT 9 1997
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CALTRAIN S.F. DOWNTOWN STATION RELOCATION EIS/EIR
MTC CALTRAIN RIDERSHIP FORECASTS
TRAVEL MODEL ASSUMPTIONS REPORT
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Table of Contents
1.0 Introduction 1
1.1 Purpose of Forecasts 1
1.2 Use of MTC 1994 RTP Runs 3
1.3 Contents of This Report 3
2.0 Background of Travel Forecasting in Corridor 5
2.1 Peninsula Commute Service Interim Upgrade Study (1987) 5
2.2 BART-SFO Airport Extension (1992 an 1995) 6
2.3 RTP Forecasts 9
2.4 Terminal Separator Structure/Mid Embarcadero Roadway Study 10
3.0 Description of MTC Model 12
3.1 Land Use, Economic, and Geographic Forecasts 12
3.2 Pncing Assumptions 13
3.3 Network Assumptions 13
3.4 Travel Behavior Assumptions 13
3.5 Travel Forecast Outputs 13
3.6 System Performance Summaries 14
4.0 Methodology for Ridership Forecasts 15
4.1 Objectives for Preparing Forecasts 16
4.2 Description of 1994 RTP Runs 16
4.3 Description of CalTrain Alternatives to be Analyzed 18
4.4 Correspondence Between CalTrain and RTP Alternatives 19
4.5 Steps To Be Taken For Preparing Ridership Forecasts 20
5.0 Analyses to be Performed 22
5.1 Corridor Statistics 22
5.2 CalTrain Statistics 23
5.3 Evaluation 32
6.0 Manual Adjustments 34
6.1 Alternative Description Issues 34
6.2 Model Structure Issues 37
6.3 Model Assumption and Application Issues 38
Appendix A:
Tables and Figures to be Included in Ridership Forecasting Results Report A-1