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TCRA <br />1008 Employee Transportation Survey <br />Trip to BART <br />BART riders are most likely to get to the origin station by walking or by taking the bus (39% <br />each). These numbers include people who ride AC Transit to the San Leandro BART station, <br />then switch to the shuttle. Table 16 shows the way BART riders get to the station. <br />Table 16 -Trip to BART <br />Trip to BART Percent <br />Bus 39% <br />Walked all the way to BART 39% <br />Dropped off 11 <br />Drove alone 7% <br />Bicycle 1 <br />Carpooled 3% <br />Total 100% <br />Distance to Origin Station <br />Three-quarters of BART riders (72%) travel less than three miles to the closest BART station. <br />Table 17 shows the distances. <br />Table 17 - Distance to Origin Station <br />Distance to Origin Station Percent <br />Less than one mile 37% <br />One to three miles 36% <br />Three to five miles 17% <br />More than five miles 10% <br />Total 100% <br />How Long Commuters Have Been Using BART and LINKS <br />A total of 42% of shuttle riders who use BART have been commuting this way for less than one <br />year. Nearly one-third (31 %) have been commuting on BART and LINKS for more than three <br />years The average is about two years. Table 18 on the following page shows how long <br />commuters have been using BART and LINKS. <br />Valerie Brock Consulting 13 June, 1008 <br />