Regional ITS Architecture

5 Big Moves #2: Transit Leap

Description

Transit Leap could create a complete network of fast, high–capacity, high–frequency transit services that connect major residential areas with employment centers and attractions throughout the San Diego region. Transit Leap services could connect to supporting Flexible Fleets in Mobility Hubs. New high–speed services — covering longer distances with limited stops— may be separated from vehicle traffic with bridges, tunnels, or dedicated lanes. Improvements to existing transit services—such as the Trolley, COASTER, SPRINTER, and Rapid—may include additional rail tracks, more frequent service, dedicated transit lanes, and traffic signal priority to keep transit moving quickly.

Transit Leap will provide practical transit choices that are viable alternatives to driving for most trips along Complete Corridor highways.

Projects that fall within Transit Leap will be evaluated against SANDAG 2021 Regional Transportation Plan goals and objectives.

Services

PM01–Transit Curb Management
PS04–Transit Mayday Notification
PS12–Regional Disaster Response and Recovery
PS13–Regional Evacuation and Reentry Management
PT01–Metrolink Train Tracking
PT01–MTS Light Rail Tracking
PT01–MTS ParaTransit Vehicle Tracking
PT01–MTS Transit Vehicle Tracking
PT01–NCTD Commuter Rail Vehicle Tracking
PT01–NCTD Paratransit and FLEX Tracking
PT01–NCTD Transit Vehicle Tracking
PT02–MTS Rail Fixed–Route Operations
PT02–MTS Transit Fixed–Route Operations
PT02–NCTD Rail Fixed–Route Operations
PT02–NCTD Transit Fixed–Route Operations
PT03–MTS Dynamic Transit Operations
PT03–NCTD Flex Dynamic Transit Operations
PT04–MTS Transit Fare Collection Service
PT04–NCTD Transit Fare Collection Service
PT05–Metrolink Rail Security
PT05–MTS Transit Security
PT05–NCTD Transit Security
PT06–Metrolink Transit Fleet Management
PT06–MTS Transit Fleet Management
PT06–NCTD Transit Fleet Management
PT07–Connecting Regional Rail Passenger Counting
PT07–MTS Transit Passenger Counting
PT07–NCTD Transit Passenger Counting
PT08–Border Region Transit Traveler Information
PT08–Metrolink Commuter Traveler Information
PT08–NCTD Commuter Traveler Information
PT08–Regional Traffic Managment Center (RTMC)
PT09–MTS Transit Signal Priority
PT09–NCTD BRT Transit Signal Priority
PT10–Next Gen Rapid Transit Lanes Curbside
PT10–Regional TOL Bus Lanes I–805
PT11–MTS Transit Pedestrian Indication
PT11–NCTD Transit Pedestrian Indication
PT12–MTS Transit Vehicle at Station/Stop Warnings
PT12–NCTD Transit Vehicle at Station/Stop Warnings
PT14–Border Region Transit Management
PT14–Multimodal Rail – Airport Services
PT14–Regional Transit Management System
PT15–MTS Transit Stop Request
PT15–NCTD Transit Stop Request
PT17–MTS Transit Connection Protection
PT17–NCTD Transit Connection Protection
PT17–Transit Connection Protection
PT18–Regional Multi–Modal Compass Cloud Fare Payment
ST01–Regional Emissions Monitoring
ST05–MTS and NCTD Transit Electric Charging Stations
SU04–Regional Transit Map Management
TI01–Transit Equity – Broadcast Traveler Info
TI04–Cal ITP Commuter Trip Planning and Route Guidance
TM20–Variable Speeds and Lane Control
TM22–Dynamic Lane Lighting for Transit use
TM24–MTS Heavy Rail Tunnel Management
VS16–Automated Transit Vehicle Operations