Community Open House Presentation May 2016

• Transportation Challenge: High Visitation• New Data• Corridor Planning Approach• Proposed Transportation System• Effect of Transportation on Lake Clarity

Presentation Overview

Tahoe’s average daily population is four times the permanent resident population, with peak visitation during the summertime.

New data on how people travel in Lake Tahoe helps us better plan for transportation needs.

Transportation Challenge: High Visitation

Source: AirSage mobile device data

Source: AirSage mobile device data

Source: AirSage mobile device data

Tahoe Trips Data: February 2014

Source: AirSage mobile device data

Tahoe Trips Data: July 2014

Source: AirSage mobile device data

Annual visits projected to increase by up to 20% in

the next 20 years.

Source: TRPA Transportation Model

Corridor Planning Approach

We are taking an in-depth look at how biking, walking, transit, and parking can better work together in six different roadway corridors around the Lake to create a connected, seamless transportation system that supports lake clarity, reduces congestion, and improves quality of life.

Six Lake Tahoe Corridors

See next slides for details

Potential Strategies

The following maps show transit, trail, and technology strategies the TRPA and the TTD will consider in the corridor plans, and the Regional Transportation Plan.

To view in more detail, see the download links below the slide show.

Existing and Proposed Bicycle Facilities 2016

Inter-Regional Transit Services - Current

Possible Future Transit to TahoeIncreased Frequency and Connectivity