Passenger Rail Service in Florida - TCRPC Presentation.pdfNeed for Intercity Passenger Rail Service...
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Treasure Coast Treasure Coast Regional Planning CouncilRegional Planning Council
MeetingMeeting
July 18, 2008July 18, 2008
Passenger Rail Service in Passenger Rail Service in FloridaFlorida
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Presentation OutlinePresentation Outline
• Current Amtrak Long Distance Service in Florida
• Intercity Travel Markets in Florida and the Need for Intercity Passenger Rail Corridor Service.
• Summary of the Department’s Intercity Passenger Rail “Vision” Plan.
• 2008 Rail Plan Update• Central Florida Commuter Rail
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Current Amtrak FactsCurrent Amtrak Facts
- Approximately 950,000 total annual riders in Florida
- 70% of all riders have one trip end in Florida- 30% of Florida riders are intra state riders- Silver Service and Auto Trains considered very
successful with 69% and 89% direct operating cost recovery factors. (Sunset Limited 24%)
- Amtrak’s Future: Getting brighter with Congress passage of Amtrak’s 5 year Reauthorization Bill
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Need for Intercity Passenger Rail Service in Need for Intercity Passenger Rail Service in FloridaFlorida
• Growth in resident and visitor population• Tremendous growth in intercity travel markets• Lack of alternatives for intercity travel in Florida
– Air service– Amtrak– Automobile
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Intercity Passenger Rail Vision PlanIntercity Passenger Rail Vision Plan
• System Focus– Incremental approach to
development of higher speed rail service.
• System Assumptions– Use existing rail and highway
right of way– No adverse impact to rail
freight service• Route options
– Inland– Coastal
Inland
Coastal
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Phase 1 InlandPhase 1 InlandOrlandoOrlando--TampaTampa--MiamiMiami
Proposed Improvements
• Upgrade Auburndale to WPB to Class 6 Track • Build new dedicated passenger track from
Auburndale to Tampa• Improve 102 crossings with Quad Gates• Build or Renovate 9 stations• Build approximately 60 miles of passing siding
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Passengers - 1.79 Mill
Ticket Revenue - $ 65 Mill
Operating Ratio – 1.02Capital Cost - $1,110 Mill
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Passengers - 2.4 Mill
Ticket Revenue - $ 101 Mill
Operating Ratio - 1.30Capital Cost - $ 1,244 Mill
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Phase 1 CoastalPhase 1 CoastalJacksonville Jacksonville –– Orlando Orlando –– MiamiMiami
• Double track from Cocoa to WPB (124 miles)• Build new double track along Beachline expressway• Improve 156 crossings with Quad Gates• Provide 8 new stations
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Phase 1 CoastalPhase 1 CoastalJacksonville Jacksonville –– Orlando Orlando –– MiamiMiami
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Ticket Revenue - $ 73 Mill
Operating Ratio – 1.07Capital Cost - $2,144 Mill
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Ticket Revenue - $ 205 Mill
Operating Ratio – 1.43Capital Cost - $4,031 Mill
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Intercity Rail Vision Plan Intercity Rail Vision Plan Next StepsNext Steps
• Work with Amtrak on further development and refinement of plan.
• Begin discussions with freight railroads and conduct detailed assessment of line capacity needs.
• Expand engineering analysis to further develop and refine cost estimates of base system and new capacity options.
2008 Rail Plan Update2008 Rail Plan Update
• Integrated and Comprehensive Rail Plan that looks at:– Intercity passenger service– Intraregional and local rail transit service– Freight service– How all 3 interact to move goods and people
• Plan will be developed with assistance of Expanded Rail Stakeholder Advisory Committee
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Rail Stakeholder Advisory CommitteeRail Stakeholder Advisory Committee
• Purpose: Provide input to Rail Plan policy development• Chaired by Asst. Secretary Debbie Hunt• 30 members with representatives from:
– Rail industry– Shippers (ports, large shippers)– Passenger rail agencies– Legislature, state and local government entities– Growth management/environmental interests
• Anticipate 4 meetings around the state– 1st meeting July 29-30 in Tampa (Hilton Airport Hotel)– Other meetings in Panama City, Ft. Lauderdale and
Jacksonville• Plan completion date 6/30/09
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Central Florida Central Florida Commuter Rail ProjectCommuter Rail Project
61 mile Commuter Rail System Phase I – DeBary to Sand lake Road
31 miles, 12 stationsOperational 2011
Phase II –Sand Lake to Poinciana and DeBary to Deland Segments
30 miles, 5 stations Operation by 2013
Agreement to Purchase 61 mile corridor Reached with CSX
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• Capital Costs $605 million including:– Double Tracking of 61 mile corridor– Signal communication and control Systems– Stations – Trains/Equipment
• Capital cost allocation– Federal pays 50% – State pays 25%– Locals pay 25%
• O and M Costs– To be paid by FDOT over first 7 years – Paid by locals thereafter
CFCR Capital and O&M CostsCFCR Capital and O&M Costs
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Questions???????Questions???????
For Further Information, please contact:Nazih Hadddad, P.E.
Manager, Passenger Rail Development(850) 414 4534