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4/19/2005
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9b
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RES-2005-034 Resolution on Participation in the Proposed Regional Transportation Development Plan (RTDP)
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November 2001, the Northern Zone began in February 2003, and the Southem Zone /I <br />began in February 2004, <br />WCTS does not operate transportation services directly; rather it contracts with a <br />private provider, MV Transportation, as the primary vendor, Wake County provides <br />the vehicles, maintenance, fueling, and reservation services, while MV Transportation <br />supplies the operators, service supervision, and vehicle scheduling. MV <br />Transportation is held responsible for following the maintenance requirements which <br />is done under contract with Wake County's Fleet Operations. <br />MV's services aze primarily demand-response in nature, with fluctuations from day- <br />to-day depending upon demand, As with most similar operators in North Carolina, <br />some subscription, or recurring, trips have been organized into semi-fixed routes, MV <br />has 16 such routes serving dialysis patients and the Resources for Seniors. There aze 8 <br />dialysis routes, 6 senior routes, and 2 nutrition routes. <br />In the past three yeazs, WCTS has added two secondary vendors for the provision of <br />the general public, TRACS service. These secondary vendors are responsible far a <br />maximum amount of service within their respective zones, They may also assist with <br />the human service transportation within their zone as a supplement to the primary <br />vendor, Sights Unlimited operates the TRACS service within the Northern and <br />Eastern Zones, while Tri-Area Transportation operates the service in the Southern <br />Zone. <br />The consultant has completed the final draft of the updated Community Transportation <br />Improvement Plan and has presented the fallowing recommendations to the <br />Transportation Director. The Transportation Advisory $oard has not reviewed the <br />draft document and is therefore unawaze of these recommendations. A meeting will <br />be scheduled with the consultant, NCDOT, WCTS management and the <br />Transportation Advisory Boazd to review each reconunendationprior to finalizing the <br />plan, The draft plan provided the following recommendations for improvement. <br />• Hire new Senior Accounting Technician and reassign billing responsibilities; <br />• Relocate WCTS staff to the same azea at Swinburne Street. <br />• Eliminate lunchtime closing of telephone lines at Transportation Service Center <br />• Extend TSC hours to 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM through staggered staff hours; <br />• Bring all trip reservations in-house vs, with the primary operator <br />• Post all cross-county trips into the CCTransit website, <br />• Adjust billing rates to agencies to reflect adjusted rates in cost allocation plan <br />• Calculate revised agency billings based upon passenger hour basis to aid in agency <br />budgeting; <br />• Consolidate reports for primary vendor and secondary vendors showing total riders <br />by ridership category and reporting all vehicles owned by WCTS; <br />• Document peak vehicle usage for all vendors; <br />3!18/2005 <br />
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