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WEST SAN LEANDRO SHUTTLE BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT ANNUAL REPORT FY 2016-17 <br />Current LINKS Operation <br />The LINKS shuttle service provides free shuttle transportation from the San Leandro BART <br />station to the industrial area west of I-880 and Marina Blvd., a major employment center of the <br />City and the region. LINKS continues to operate Monday — Friday during peak commute hours <br />(5:45 — 9:45 am and 3:00 — 7:00 pm). The service operates two buses each on a North and South <br />Loop. The new north and south loops shorten headways to 15-20 minutes, provide more <br />frequent service and reduce the round trip to about 30 minutes. <br />LINKS provides critical "first and last mile" connection between transit and employers in West <br />San Leandro, serving major employers including Coca Cola Bottling Company, Walmart and <br />Costco, as well as small employers. There are over 600 employers and almost 17,000 employees <br />in the LINKS service area. LINKS also provides transportation to commercial nodes including <br />Marina Square and the Davis Street Family Resource Center which serves 10,000 low-income <br />people each year. <br />BART recently started to work with stakeholders to develop BART Curb Use Guidelines which <br />will determine how shuttle stops and curb space will be allocated at the BART station. The <br />SLTMO is participating in this process to ensure that the LINKS and Kaiser Shuttles secure <br />suitable curb assignments. <br />Participation in the LINKS BID service area helps businesses comply with the BAAQMD <br />Commuter Benefits program. In 2014, the Bay Area Air Quality Management District <br />(BAAQMD) implemented a new Commuter Benefits Program that requires all employers with <br />50 or more full-time employees to provide commuter benefits to their employees. To comply <br />with the Program, employers must select one (or more) of four commuter benefit options and <br />register with BAAQMD. Participation in the LINKS BID satisfies Option 3 ("Employer <br />Provided Transit") under the new requirements, allowing businesses to save time and money. <br />LINKS Shuttle Ridership <br />The updated LINKS service started in mid - March 2015. Ridership for the "old" LINKS service <br />averaged 14,435 rides per month with an average of 674 rides per day. Ridership for the new <br />service (FY 2015-16) averaged 16,640 rides per month and 777 rides per day. <br />During the first several months of new service, LINKS experienced ongoing impacts related to <br />prolonged and extensive construction along the LINKS route. Construction along the route is <br />complete and LINKS on-time performance has improved substantially. Ridership has continued <br />to increase, hitting a new peak of 19,117 rides, over 800 rides per day in September. At that rate, <br />the service will provide over 225,000 rides per year. <br />Marketing and Outreach <br />Last year, the SLTMO launched a new marketing campaign including a new logo, brochure, <br />shuttle stop signs and website. The new website (www.sanleandrolinks.com) provides easy <br />access to service information. Riders quickly began using the contact function on the website to <br />provide helpful feedback. The website can be updated in-house allowing timely updates and <br />better service to riders. <br />4 1 P a g e <br />
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