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Service General Characteristics of Transit Modes and Services 5 Passenger Capacity (Per Vehicle) Average Speed Service Frequency Fares (Adult Price) Typical Operating Cost Typical Vehicle Capital Cost Paratransit ¹ 8–12 20–21 MPH NA Local & Regional Fares $1 $4 $$ $40–$45/trip² $ $60,000–$100,000 Circulator 12–36 12–15 MPH 8–30 minutes Free$0.50 $ $4–$7/rev. mi. $$ $100,000–$550,000 (21’, 30’, 35’ light, medium, heavy duty options) Vanpool 8–15 35–65 MPH NA Average $25/person per week $ $0.5/rev. mi. $ $42,000–$55,000 Local Bus 36–80 12–17 MPH 10–60 minutes $2 one-way $4 day pass $20 week pass $33 15-day pass $64 31-day pass $ $7–$8/rev. mi. $$–$$$ $600,000 (40’) $925,000 (60’) Express Bus (Commuter Route) 36–80 35–45 MPH 4–6 inbound AM and PM trips $3.25 one-way $104 31-day $$ $11–$13/rev. mi. $$$ $600,000 (40’) $925,000 (60’) Rural 33–36 35–45 MPH 5 inbound trips; 5 outbound trips $2 one-way, same city $4 one-way, multiple cities $4 trips to/from Ajo $ $2.75/rev. hr. $$ $225,000 (35’) Streetcar 3 32–120 15–35 MPH 10–20 minutes Free–$2 $$$ $183.25/rev. hr. $$$ $5,500,000 Light Rail 66–220 25–35 MPH 10–20 minutes $2 one-way $4 day pass $20 week pass $33 15-day pass $64 31-day pass $$ $12.48/rev. hr. $$$ $5,300,000 Commuter Rail 4 90–140 45 MPH Peak: 30 minutes Off-peak: 60–120 minutes Often varies by distance traveled $3.50 one-way $100–$150 monthly $$$ $550 –$700/rev. hr. $$$ $2,000,000–$3,500,000 (range for locomotive, DMU and bi-level coach) Notes: 1 Larger paratransit vehicles are often recommended because they offer enhanced operating conditions and have a longer replacement cycle. Larger vehicles allow for more passengers and passengers using mobility devices to be transported. 2 Values in italics are from Valley Metro’s 2017 Transit Performance Report. 3 The region’s first streetcar system is currently under development and not yet operational in Metro Phoenix. Streetcar values are based on 2015 NTD data. 4 The commuter rail is not currently operating in Metro Phoenix. 5 The values reported in this matrix are general characteristics. The speed, costs, and service frequency of transit modes can vary by time of day and day of the week. TRANSIT FEASIBILITY STUDY

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Service

General Characteristics of Transit Modes and Services 5

Passenger Capacity

(Per Vehicle)

Average Speed

Service Frequency

Fares (Adult Price)

Typical Operating Cost

Typical Vehicle Capital Cost

Paratransit ¹

8–12 20–21 MPH

NA Local & Regional Fares $1–$4

$$$40–$45/trip²

$$60,000–$100,000

Circulator

12–3612–15 MPH 8–30 minutes

Free–$0.50$

$4–$7/rev. mi.

$$$100,000–$550,000

(21’, 30’, 35’ light, medium, heavy duty options)

Vanpool

8–15 35–65 MPH

NA Average $25/person per week

$$0.5/rev. mi.

$$42,000–$55,000

Local Bus

36–80 12–17 MPH 10–60 minutes

$2 one-way $4 day pass

$20 week pass $33 15-day pass $64 31-day pass

$$7–$8/rev. mi.

$$–$$$$600,000 (40’) $925,000 (60’)

Express Bus (Commuter

Route)

36–80 35–45 MPH

4–6 inbound AM and PM trips

$3.25 one-way $104 31-day

$$$11–$13/rev. mi.

$$$$600,000 (40’) $925,000 (60’)

Rural

33–36

35–45 MPH

5 inbound trips; 5 outbound trips

$2 one-way, same city

$4 one-way, multiple cities

$4 trips to/from Ajo

$$2.75/rev. hr.

$$$225,000 (35’)

Streetcar 3

32–12015–35 MPH 10–20 minutes

Free–$2$$$

$183.25/rev. hr.$$$

$5,500,000

Light Rail

66–22025–35 MPH 10–20 minutes

$2 one-way $4 day pass

$20 week pass $33 15-day pass $64 31-day pass

$$$12.48/rev. hr.

$$$$5,300,000

Commuter Rail 4

90–140 45 MPHPeak: 30 minutes

Off-peak: 60–120 minutes

Often varies by distance traveled

$3.50 one-way $100–$150 monthly

$$$$550 –$700/rev. hr.

$$$ $2,000,000–$3,500,000

(range for locomotive, DMU and bi-level coach)

Notes: 1 Larger paratransit vehicles are often recommended because they offer enhanced operating conditions and have a longer replacement cycle. Larger vehicles allow for more passengers and passengers using mobility devices to be transported. 2 Values in italics are from Valley Metro’s 2017 Transit Performance Report. 3 The region’s first streetcar system is currently under development and not yet operational in Metro Phoenix. Streetcar values are based on 2015 NTD data. 4 The commuter rail is not currently operating in Metro Phoenix. 5 The values reported in this matrix are general characteristics. The speed, costs, and service frequency of transit modes can vary by time of day and day of the week.

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