Author: Mark A. Miller

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Published: 2005

Total Pages: 130

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This report presents the findings from an investigation of opportunities to implement bus rapid transit systems in the San Francisco Bay Area with a focus on bus transit routes that travel on the state's highway system. A primary component of this project has been the consideration of inter-connectivity and regional aspects of bus rapid transit systems deployment in the Bay Area. We examined approximately 200 bus transit routes in the Bay Area that lie on the state highway system from which five routes were identified as likely candidates for bus rapid transit implementation. Two of the five routes _ VTA's Line 22 and SamTrans' Lines 390/391 _ were selected for follow-up case study analysis because they involve bus routes on the same roadway, SR 82, which includes not only multi-jurisdictional issues by including two counties and numerous local cities, but also two transit properties making this selection uniquely qualified to consider inter-connectivity and regional aspects of bus rapid transit systems deployment in the Bay Area. .