Commuter & Traveler Services Sample Clauses

Commuter & Traveler Services. Vanpools Formation and maintenance of vanpool groups is an important commuter service for downstate New York commuter shed. It’s also one of the most difficult and time consuming TDM efforts. The Consultant plans to continue existing programs with both the Rideshare Company and VPSI, and to increase capacity and product offerings by increasing participation of VPSI. Encouraging VPSI as a second vendor should have an impact on increasing the number of vans and thus reducing VMT, especially in Region 10 and Region 11. With 30 years of vanpool experience, 5500 vans in service VPSI offers more products and options and increases our ability to deliver more product (meeting demand). The Consultant shall continue working with The Rideshare Company (Easy Street vanpools) in Region 8 and Region 10 initially under the same terms in the contract in effect September 30, 2009. The Consultant shall bring VPSI in to focus on building a larger fleet especially in Region 10 and Region 11. With two vendors, branding issues and varied subsidies among Region, Region 8 and Region 11, a comprehensive vanpool plan is one of the first orders of business for the Consultant. The Vanpool Plan shall be prepared by the Consultant during the first three months following a fully executed contract and presented to NYSDOT. The Consultant shall support the NYSDOT as needed with vanpool policy issues such as tolls, subsidies, driving on parkways and corporate liability protection. The vanpool services to be provided by the Consultant in Regions 8, 10 and 11 shall be accordance with the Vanpool Policy to be adopted by the NYSDOT. Taking full advantage of both VPSI and the Rideshare Company’s experience the Consultant intends to explore with the NYSDOT the utilization of FTA Capital Cost of Contracting Policy (Section 5307 funds) to generate revenues that could offset all current vanpool subsidies and represent more than $500,000/year in federal revenue to the downstate area.
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Commuter & Traveler Services. Shared/Coordinated and local $ 686,319 Vanpools Region 8 and Region 11 currently offer vanpool subsidies of different amounts while Region 10 does not currently offer a subsidy. The practices currently being used to manage van pool operations shall continue until a new Vanpool Policy is adopted by NYSDOT and implemented by the Consultant. Three Region Area-wide : The Consultant will outline a program to be reviewed and approved by NYSDOT to manage subsidies in all three Regions in support of shared/coordinated services such as the vanpool program. With two vendors, branding issues and varied subsidies among Regions, the Consultant shall prepare a uniform vanpool services proposal for review and approval by the NYSDOT within the first three months of the project starting. The Consultant shall implement this uniform vanpool services proposal as directed by NYSDOT. The Consultant shall generate deliverables applicable with the Vanpool Plan Consultant shall support NYSDOT in preparation of a Vanpool Policy based on the Transition Plan and other factors The Consultant shall implement the Vanpool policy which will address issues which will support the NYSDOT as needed with vanpool policy issues such as tolls, subsidies, driving on parkways, insurance reform and corporate liability protection.

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