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Title: Solano Transportation Outlook


1
Solano Transportation Outlook
  • Executive Director, Steve Heminger
  • Metropolitan Transportation Commission
  • Solano Economic Outlook Conference
  • January 9, 2003

2
Population Growth
3
Intra-County Commuting
4
Workers By Means of Transportation to Work
2000 Census
5
Household Vehicles
6
Average Travel Time to Work
Percent change 19802000
7
Daily Freeway Delay By Bay Area County
19962001
8
Average Daily Traffic on Bay Area Toll Bridges
(Toll direction only), 19992001
9
Local Roadway Congestion By County During the
P.M. Commute Period
19972001
10
Carquinez Bridge Replacement
  • Project Description
  • New suspension bridge with HOV and bike lanes to
    replace seismically deficient 1927 bridge for
    westbound traffic.
  • Current budget 480 million
  • Open to traffic date October 2003
  • Status/issues
  • Foundation and towers are complete
  • Cable work nearly complete
  • Deck construction begins February 2003

11
New Benicia-Martinez Bridge
  • Project Description
  • New viaduct bridge with bike lane to add capacity
    for I-680 across Carquinez Stait.
  • Current budget 653 million (subject to
    change)
  • Open to traffic December 2004 (subject to
    delays)
  • Status/issues
  • Work completed on two of nine deep water piers
  • Additional deep water foundation work suspended
    November 2002 due to fish impacts from pile
    driving
  • Construction proceeds on new toll plaza and
    adjacent interchanges.

12
Countywide Projects Funded By Sales Tax Plan
13
County Sales Taxes 2002
  • Since 1986, only 5 out of 37 county sales tax
    measures for transportation have attained 2/3
    voter approval threshold.

14
State Budget Crisis
  • 35 billion state deficit
  • Governor proposes to suspend Prop. 42 and cut at
    least 1.8 billion in transportation spending
  • Dozens of Bay Area projects at risk, including
    I-80/I-680 and SR 12 Jameson Canyon projects

15
Funding Opportunities
  • TEA 3 reauthorization
  • State or regional gas tax
  • 3 Bridge toll
  • Restore majority vote for local taxes

16
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
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