Go to Community Vision
Transportation Element

 

of the Community Development Plan - Four Steps

 

Ø     STEP 1.  Working with your regional planning agency

 

  Cape Cod Commission Transportation programs
  Go Cape Cod Cape Cod Commission transportation information
  Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority
  Cape Cod Transit Task Force - including its 5-Year Plan for Public Transportation on Cape Cod
   

Ø     STEP 2:  Examination of Existing Conditions - see Cape Cod Transit Task Force Report Chapter 2 and Chapter 3

 

arrive by car -
Provincetown Traffic Counts 2002 Report
by car -
Municipal Parking Lot Revenues
by bus -
Plymouth & Brockton Bus - service to/from Hyannis, Logan Airport; connections in Hyannis
by boat -
Bay State Cruise Co - high speed ferry service to/from Boston, May to October
by boat -
Boston Harbor Cruises - high speed ferry service to/from Boston, May to October
by air -
Cape Air - year-round service to/from Boston; summer service to/from Nantucket
   

 

Ø     STEP 3:  Problem Identification - review the Cape Cod Transit Task Force Summit's goals and objectives:

 

  Goal 1. Reduce auto dependency
  · Identify existing public transportation services and determine un-met needs of year-round and seasonal residents
· Recommend new or improved public transportation services
· Recommend strategies for restricting auto or Single Occupancy Vehicle use in certain, or all, areas of the Cape
  Goal 2. Mitigate seasonal traffic
  · Consider demand management strategies, in conjunction with Cape Cod National Seashore strategies and Steamship Authority strategies
· Coordinate on-Cape and Cape/mainland public transportation services
  Goal 3. Meet the needs of the year-round population
  · Determine origin and destination needs for the transit dependent
· Create an appropriate and coordinated mix of public and private transportation services
  Goal 4. Develop coordination, communication, and cooperation
  · Develop a continuing forum for regional public transportation problem identification and solutions
· Establish cooperative marketing of public transportation services
  Goal 5. Incorporate smart growth and land use planning
  · Identify critical growth and development patterns
· Develop public transportation services that address growth. Translating broad statements of goals and objectives into specific policies, investments, and services is a challenging process.

 

Ø     STEP 4:  Recommendations for improvement

 

From John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center Year-round shuttle service between Provincetown and Orleans Expanding seasonal shuttle service

 

Community Development Plan - Four elements: Affordable Housing
Open Space/Resource Protection
Transportation
Economic Development

 

Cape Cod Commission Transportation programs
Community Development Plan Building Vibrant Communities Guidebook
Mass EOEA Community Development Plan