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Best Practices for Accessible BRT: Lessons from Eugene, Oregon

In this insightful presentation from the 2009 Bus Rapid Transit Conference, Cosette Rees shares effective strategies for implementing accessible Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems. It emphasizes the importance of early engagement with community advisory groups consisting of diverse stakeholders. Key phases such as conceptual design, construction, and implementation are discussed, along with methods for keeping advisory members informed and involved throughout the project lifecycle. Learn how thoughtful planning and advocacy can lead to successful transit initiatives and positively impact public perception and service accessibility.

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Best Practices for Accessible BRT: Lessons from Eugene, Oregon

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  1. 2009 Bus Rapid Transit Conference Accessible BRT: Getting It Right From the Start Cosette Rees Lane Transit District Eugene, Oregon

  2. As you approach a large project, evaluate your: • Reputation • Communication channels • Commitment

  3. Create your project advisory groups and include: • Broad thinkers • Transit-aware • Informed

  4. Conceptual phase Design phase Construction phase Implementation and beyond Involve your advisory groups.

  5. Plan a high-profile field trip. Share relevant examples. Keep your advisors involved and informed. Building the Concept

  6. LTD Mock-up EmX Vehicle Design

  7. Throw a party! EmX Vehicle Design

  8. Vehicle Preview EmX Vehicle Design

  9. EmX Stations • Insight Advisory Group

  10. Treat them professionally. Involve them early and often. Keep them informed. Give them “the scoop.” Treat your advisors well.

  11. Advocates Champions Consumer to Consumer The results are worth it! It’s never too early to get started!

  12. Cosette Rees Lane Transit District Eugene, Oregon cosette.rees@ltd.org 541-682-6143 Questions?

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