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SANTA ANA VISION ZERO PLAN
<br />Appendix A
<br />Mobility Plan 2035 Programs
<br />Program No.PROGRAM Department.Policy Topic
<br />C.1 Bicycle Ambassador Program. Develop a Bicycle Ambassador program to attend public
<br />events including health fairs and communitiy bike rodeos to broaden awareness of bicycling
<br />and provide safety information.
<br />DOT, bicycle nonprofits 3.5, 2.6,
<br />4.4,
<br />Communication
<br />C.2 Bike to Work Week. Expand the regional efforts of Bike-to-Work Week by providing City
<br />sponsored events and pit stops in every council district and supporting bicycling to school
<br />for students. Provide information, support services and incentives for bicyclists to bicycle to
<br />work and school. Distribute materials and post information on Bicycle Program Websites.
<br />Mayor, Council Offices, LAUSD, DOT,
<br />SCAG, Metro
<br />5.1, 2.6, 1.3 Communication
<br />C.3 Bus Arrival Information. Work with Metro, municipal transit providers, and local businesses
<br />and organizations to provide bus arrival information near station and stop areas.
<br />Metro, DOT, Mayor’s Office, BSS, Council
<br />Offices
<br />4.2, 4.11 Communication
<br />C.4 Car Free Days. Coordinate a Car-Free Day on a regular basis each month. Provide information
<br />and incentives for drivers to leave the car behind for a day. Work with Metro and City Council
<br />offices to provide incentives and disseminate materials to event participants.
<br />DOT, DPW, Council Offices, Mayor, SCAG,
<br />Metro
<br />5.2, 4.8 Communication
<br />C.5 Citywide Active Transportation Map. Provide and distribute physical and electronic copies
<br />of the City’s existing bikeway facilities, neighborhood greenways and safe routes to school
<br />along with information about public bicycle parking facilities and mobility hub facilities.
<br />DOT Systems, Planning, DOT Bikeways,
<br />Metro, Council Offices
<br />4.14 Communication
<br />C.6 Citywide Bicycle Transportation Website. Continue to maintain the BicycleLA.org website
<br />to provide bicyclists with current information about safety, future improvements, events,
<br />network maps, route information and suggestions, maintenance and other relevant
<br />information.
<br />DOT 4.14, 1.6 Communication
<br />C.7 Multi-Modal Access Campaign. Develop a Multi-Modal Access Campaign, in collaboration
<br />with Metro, SCAG and other transportation providers, to highlight the availability (all day,
<br />every day) of multiple transportation options (transit, vanpool, car share, bikeshare, bicycling,
<br />walking, etc.) across the region.
<br />Metro, SCAG, DOT, BBB, Culver City Bus,
<br />Metrolink, Foothill Transit, Orange Transit,
<br />Gardena Transit
<br />3.5, 4.11 Communication
<br />C.8 Neighborhood Network and Business District Maps. Work with local Business Improvement
<br />Districts, Neighborhood Councils, Homeowner Associations and Chambers of Commerce to
<br />develop, fund, and distribute physical and electronic maps of localized portions of the existing
<br />bikeways, neighborhood network streets, and bicycling supportive businesses.
<br />DOT, Council Offices 4.14 Communication
<br />C.9 Poster Campaigns. Promote awareness of the various networks, streetscape, and green or
<br />“great street” improvements through the installation of posters and/or banners. Installation
<br />could be either temporary or permanent and could be used to inform the community about
<br />the Networks as well as focus on a variety of topics including safe driving practices and/or
<br />bicycling encouragement.
<br />DOT, Mayor’s Office, Council Offices 4.14 Communication
<br />C.10 Roadway Safety Campaigns. Conduct outreach citywide to advance vision zero goal. DOT, LAPD, Caltrans, OHS, LAUSD,
<br />LASPD, Council Offices
<br />1.2 Communication
<br />C.11 Timely Information. Provide timely information on current roadway work, including
<br />scheduled maintenance, work in progress and completed projects. Use temporary signage,
<br />social media, and web banners to warn users and provide detour strategies for vehicles,
<br />pedestrians and bicyclists. Promote the State-wide 511 Real Time Travel Information System.
<br />DOT, BOE, BSS, Council 4.2, 1.6,
<br />4.14
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