Carlisle Circulator Study

Carlisle Circulator Study
April 3, 2012

BPT Contract #4400006253 / RFP 358R10 MMOE2 (Baker)

Work Order #91 Carlisle Circulator Study

Task #1 Gather Background Information and Identify Transit Needs

Deliverable #1a Technical Memo #1 Transit Route Context

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Technical Memo #1 Transit Route Context
Introduction
Public transit is an important factor in the economic health and quality of life of a region and can
reduce traffic, the need for parking, and air pollution. Carlisle Borough contains a bustling
downtown, dense residential neighborhoods, higher education institutions, and the location of
major commercial and employment centers on the periphery of town which all hold potential to be
effectively served by a community based transit service.

The 1970s were the last time that Carlisle
had local bus service. The concept of a local
bus service in Carlisle was reintroduced in a
1985 study. The study concluded that major
destinations in Carlisle that would be most
effectively served by public transit were the
malls and the downtown. It studied two new
alternative routes for bus service but neither
was found to be cost-effective.

The 1985 study did not examine all possible
alternative routes and in 2003 a Review Team
looked at four additional routes. The analysis
provided round-trip times for each route and
major destinations served.

Since 2003, the demographics and economy of Carlisle has changed significantly. An interest in
reexamining the potential of providing a loop bus service around the Carlisle area to connect
neighborhoods to the downtown, shopping opportunities, and local major employers was revived
in 2011 and in 2012 PennDOT provided funding for a Carlisle Circulator Feasibility Study. This
memo serves to provide an overview of the transit route context of Carlisle as part of the 2012
Study.
Regional Demographics
Carlisle Borough is located in South Central Pennsylvania and is approximately 5.4 square miles in
area. The map depicted in Figure 1 illustrates the Borough and its surrounding municipalities.
Carlisle is located approximately 20 miles from Shippensburg, 23 miles from Harrisburg, 40 miles
from York, and 61 miles from Lewistown, Pennsylvania. Major transportation networks within the
region include Interstates 81 and 76, U.S. Routes 11, and State Routes 74, 641 and 34. Average
annual daily traffic on the road network in Carlisle is depicted in Figure 2. It shows that a large
volume of traffic passes through Carlisle each day.

A 2003 Study examined four routes for bus
service in Carlisle and its surrounding area.

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Figure 1: Carlisle Circulator Feasibility Study Base Map

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Figure 2: Average Annual Daily Traffic in Carlisle, Pennsylvania

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To determine potential new transit riders, it is important to understand the demographic factors of
the area. Several factors are community characteristics that are most favorable to identifying a
public transit user and include population density, employment and activity centers, senior
population, population below poverty, and zero-car households.
Population
The 2010 population of Carlisle, Pennsylvania is 18,682. The Borough, as well as its adjacent
municipalities, has seen an increase in population since 1990 (Table 1).

Table 1: Population of Carlisle Borough and Surrounding Municipalities.
Municipality 1990 Population 2000 Population 2010 Population
Carlisle Borough 18,419 17,970 18,682
Dickinson Township 3,865 4,702 5,223
Lower Frankford Township 1,491 1,823 1,732
Middlesex Township 5,853 6,669 7,040
North Middleton Township 9,760 10,197 11,143
South Middleton Township 10,340 12,939 14,663
West Pennsboro Township 4,945 5,263 5,561
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010

Some of this growth can be attributed to new residential development that has taken place since
2000. Table 2 displays total permits for new dwelling units issued by each municipality between
2000 and 2010. During that period, the greatest number of permits was issued by South Middleton
Township (1,111) followed by Carlisle Borough with 779.

Table 2: Number of Residential Building Permits Issued by Municipality from 2000 to 2010.
Municipality 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Carlisle
Borough
30 35 55 61 128 59 106 27 82 102 94
Dickinson
Township
35 42 42 46 59 40 41 18 15 9 16
Lower
Frankford
Township
5 4 5 4 4 6 6 7 2 2 3
Middlesex
Township
15 21 19 25 35 31 49 57 44 6 41
North
Middleton
Township
26 39 58 78 96 138 134 75 43 40 46
South
Middleton
Township
125 96 118 154 99 119 114 112 66 59 49
West
Pennsboro
Township
23 24 25 31 27 62 31 19 17 3 13
Source: Cumberland County Planning Commission Annual Reports

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The Cumberland County Planning Commission also records subdivision and land development
plans with final approval that may be constructed in the next several years which will increase the
population of the Borough and surrounding municipalities. According to data from the County
Planning Commission, 36 land development or subdivision plans in Carlisle Borough received final
approval between 2008 and 2012 with a total of 590 proposed new dwelling units. A total of 148
land development or subdivision plans received final approval in the municipalities surrounding
Carlisle between 2008 and 2012 with a total of 1,412 proposed new dwelling units.

Carlisle Borough is home to Dickinson College which makes up a large segment of the Boroughs
population. This liberal arts college enrolls just under 2,400 students and lies on a 180-acre
campus. Enrollment for the college from 2007 to 2011 is presented in Table 3. Many students on
campus do not have access to a vehicle and may benefit from public transportation in Carlisle.

Table 3: Dickinson College Enrollment Trends.
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Total Enrollment
(matriculants and non-matriculants)
2,381 2,388 2,376 2,414 2,397
Total Faculty 227 240 237 239 252
Source: Dickinson College, Enrollment Data

The study area is also home to two other colleges: the US Army War College and Penn States
Dickinson School of Law. The Army War College is located between the Harrisburg Pike and
Claremont Road. It is the Armys most senior military educational institution and enrolls
approximately 300 on-campus students in a 10-month program to prepare them for strategic
leadership positions. The Dickinson School of Law has two campuses: one in downtown Carlisle
and one in University Park. Approximately 1/3 of the schools 578 students enroll at the Carlisle
location.
Activity Centers
Carlisles downtown is a major activity center
and is home to many residents, restaurants,
shops, and the court house (county seat).
Other activity centers in the Borough and its
surrounding municipalities include shopping
centers, hospitals and health care facilities,
nursing homes, Dickinson College, the Army
War College, and the Carlisle Fairgrounds.
These points of interest can attract riders
and are displayed in Figure 3.

Much economic activity is located in the
shopping centers located in Carlisle.

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In addition, there are a number of large employers in the Carlisle area including warehouse
distributors along Newville Road, Allen Road, and Ritner Highway. The Greater Carlisle Area
Chamber of Commerce maintains a list of Top 25 Chamber Member Employers. Those depicted
below have locations, offices, or headquarters in the study area. These major employers should
also be considered when determining routes and stops for the Carlisle Circulator.

Giant Food Stores, LLC
1149 Harrisburg Pike
Carlisle, PA 17013-0249
Full-time employees: 2,550
Part-time employees: 5,900

US Army War College
Public Affairs Office
122 Forbes Ave., Rm A120
Carlisle, PA 17013-5050

Cumberland County
1 Courthouse Square
Carlisle, PA 17013
Part-time employees: 223

Dickinson College
College & Louther Sts.
P.O. Box 1773
Carlisle, PA 17013
Full-time employees: 731

Carlisle Area School District
623 West Penn St.
Carlisle, PA 17013

Century Link
1201 Walnut Bottom Rd.
Carlisle, PA 17015

Carlisle Regional Medical Center
36 1 Alexander Spring Rd.
Carlisle, PA 17015

Ross Stores, Inc.
1707 Shearer Dr.
Carlisle, PA 17013

PPG Industries, Inc. #6
400 Park Dr.
Carlisle, PA 17015

Wal-Mart
60 Noble Blvd.
Carlisle, PA 17013

Claremont Nursing & Rehabilitation
Center
1000 Claremont Rd.
Carlisle, PA 17013

South Middleton School District
4 Forge Rd.
Boiling Springs, PA 17007

Vectron International
100 Watts St.
Mt. Holly Springs, PA 17065

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Figure 3: Carlisle Area Points of Interest

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Senior Population
Providing public transportation is particularly important for persons who are not able to drive
which often includes the senior population and persons with disabilities. The Carlisle area has a
large senior population as it is home to several nursing homes within the Borough and surrounding
Townships, including the County-owned Claremont Nursing Home. The percent senior population
of Carlisle Borough and surrounding municipalities is displayed in Table 4. Investigation of these
higher quantities of senior population will help target areas where senior ridership could exist and
warrant transit service expansion.

Table 4: Percent Senior Population of Carlisle Borough and Surrounding Municipalities.
Municipality % of Population 65 Years and Older
Carlisle Borough 15.9
Dickinson Township 13.5
Lower Frankford Township 14.0
Middlesex Township 16.2
North Middleton Township 15.2
South Middleton Township 13.0
West Pennsboro Township 18.5
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010
Population Below Poverty
The percentage of people living below the poverty level is also an indicator of areas that could be
best served by public transit (Table 5). Poverty data is collected by the U.S. Census Bureau at the
tract level.

Table 5: Percent of Population Living Below Poverty.
Municipality % of Population Below Poverty
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2006-2010 ACS

Zero-Car Households
Public transit is also valuable for households who do not have a car, or who cannot afford to
maintain two cars. Data on the number of households without a vehicle is also collected by the U.S.
Census Bureau at the tract level. Table 6 shows the percentage of households without a vehicle in
Carlisle and its surrounding municipalities.

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Table 6: Percent of Households without a Vehicle.
Municipality % of Households without a Vehicle
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2006-2010 ACS
Transit Score
The analysis of a combination of multiple demographic datasets can provide composite
representations of where the typically captive market for public transportation is located. By
analyzing spatial data across the study area through the utilization of Geographic Information
Systems (GIS), a transit score was assigned to each area.

The following demographic factors were analyzed through the transit score analysis:

Population density: Represented as 2010 Census block population per acre.
Senior population: Represented as percent of 2010 Census block population 65 years of age
and older.
Low - income population: Represented as percent of 2010 Census tract population living
below poverty.
Households without an automobile: Represented as percent of 2010 Census tract households
without a vehicle.
Employment density: Represented as number of employees
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in 1000-foot 2010 Census blocks.

Data in each spatial set was assigned a score from 1 to 4 using a low to high range for each
demographic factor. Of the five demographic factors, employment density is one of the strongest
indicators for need for public transit. Increased weighting (scores x3) for employment density was
applied while providing equal weighting for the other four demographic factors. The spatial data
sets were overlaid and scores added. Areas with high scores for each of the above five demographic
factors resulted in the highest transit scores when the scores were combined. Therefore the areas
with highest population density, largest senior citizen populations, lowest income populations, the
most households without an automobile, and the highest employment density may be best served
by transit. These areas have the highest transit scores as depicted in Figure 4. According to the
analysis, these areas are clustered in the center of Carlisle Borough and along some roads leading
into the Borough such as Walnut Bottom Road.

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Employment data obtained from 2008 Dunn & Bradstreet dataset. Note that it does not take into account
new development since 2008 and businesses that have relocated or closed since 2008.

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Figure 4: Transit Score for the Carlisle Circulator Area Increased Employment Density Weighting

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Existing Service
Capital Area Transit
Capital Area Transit (CAT) provides bus service in the Harrisburg area. CAT service is provided to
Carlisle and the immediate suburbs via CAT Routes 81 and C. This current service is primarily
oriented towards bringing Carlisle residents to work in the Harrisburg area during business days
and does not operate on Saturdays or Sundays.

CAT Route 81 travels between Shippensburg and
Harrisburg and stops in Carlisle at the Carlisle
Commons Park & Ride Lot (Wal-Mart Shopping
Center) at I-81 Exit 47. It has AM pick-ups here at
6:05 and 7:00 and afternoon drop-offs at 4:25 and
4:55.

CAT Route 81 buses that operate between
Shippensburg and the Mechanicsburg Naval Base
also stop in Carlisle at the Carlisle Commons Park &
Ride. It has AM pick-ups here at 5:13 and 6:13 and
afternoon drop-offs at 4:11 and 5:11.

CAT Route C buses operate local and commuter express service between Harrisburg and Carlisle.
The route stops in Carlisle at the Carlisle Commons Wal-Mart and along Hanover Street. The
commuter express service picks up riders at the locations between 6:00 and 7:00 AM and drops off
riders between 4:30 and 5:30 PM. The Route C local service operates more frequently between
6:00 AM and 6:30 PM.

Total ridership on CAT Route 81 buses has increased from 43,207 in Fiscal Year 2009 to 46,959 in
Fiscal Year 2010. Ridership on CAT Route C has also increased between Fiscal Years 2009 and
2010 from 113,540 riders to 123,818 riders (9% increase). Route maps for the CAT buses that
provide service to Carlisle are included in Appendix A.

County Shared Ride
Cumberland County offers shared ride service throughout the County and limited service to
surrounding counties. The service is free of charge to persons 60 years of age and older and helps
them access transportation to medical and social service agency appointments and destinations
such as senior centers, grocery stores, banks, pharmacies, and laundromats. County shared ride
service is provided Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The County shared ride
service provided approximately 45,400 trips in Fiscal Year 2010. It is unknown how many of those
trips originated or ended in the study area.

Capital Area Transit currently provides
commuter-oriented bus service in
Carlisle.

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Commuter Services
Commuter Services of Pennsylvania assists commuters in nine counties, including Cumberland
County, in finding alternatives to driving alone. Commuter Services of Pennsylvania offers
ridematching services for carpooling and vanpooling and also operates an Emergency Ride Home
Program. Commuter Services also works with employers to help their workforce find options and
several employers in the Carlisle area are employer partners.
Stakeholder Outreach
In order to obtain input into the 2012 Carlisle Circulator Feasibility Study, a stakeholder committee
was organized. Table 7 displays individuals that were invited to participate in the stakeholder
committee. The stakeholders include representatives from government, non-profit organizations,
education institutions, and local business.

Table 7: Stakeholder Committee Invitees
Stakeholder Organization / Agency
Tom Kelly Army War College
Linda Cecconello Borough of Carlisle
Bill Jones Capital Area Transit (CAT)
Becca Raley Carlisle Area Health and Wellness Foundation
Bill Miller Carlisle Events
Rich Newell Carlisle Hospital
Rick Rovigno or Don Geistwhite Cumberland County Commissioners
Melissa Keebler Dickinson College
Austin Farneth Dickinson College Student Rep.
Kelly Rimer Dickinson Law
Laura Portillo Dickinson Township
Glenn White Downtown Carlisle Association
Michelle Hornick Crowley Greater Carlisle Area Chamber of Commerce
Tim Reardon Harrisburg Area Transportation Study (HATS)
Taleen A. Palmer Hope Station Opportunity Area
Eileen Gault Middlesex Township
Debi Ealer North Middleton Township
Barb Wilson South Middleton Township
Sherrie L. Davis United Way of Carlisle and Cumberland County
John Epley West Pennsboro Township

Almost all of the stakeholders attended a kick-off meeting on March 19, 2012 and were provided
with an overview of what the 2012 feasibility study aims to accomplish. The stakeholders in
attendance provided feedback and guidance through a discussion and several stakeholders
completed questionnaires that asked for their opinion on additional topics. A summary of
comments received on completed questionnaires or discussed at the meeting is provided below:

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Who can benefit from a transit circulator:
o Senior citizens
o Lower income residents or those without access to a vehicle or second vehicle
o College students
o Individuals who carpool
o Human service agency clients seeking transportation for health and human service
needs and appointments
o Service to Mt. Holly residents should be considered as many residents are observed
walking along Route 34 to travel between Mt. Holly and Carlisle.
o Teens seeking to participate in after-school program and activities
o Carlisle events guests
Key destinations or routes:
o Shopping centers
o Downtown (e.g. Courthouse and businesses)
o Car show area
o Medical centers (e.g. Sadler) / Hospital
o Warehouses
o Army War College
o Welfare Office
o One and Two West Penn (low-income retirement area)
o Community pool
o Allen Road area
Ways to generate interest for a circulator:
o Offer free rides and promotions
o Do test rides with school students
o Develop news coverage/public media (e.g. The Sentinel)
o Develop and distribute flyers at destination points
o Put the bus in the Summer Fair parade and allow people to walk inside it at events
o Social media (e.g. Facebook and Twitter)
Challenges:
o Funding
o Building a strong ridership base early on
o Educating potential riders
o Who will run the system?
o Security on the bus
o Hours of operation
o Minimum age to ride without an adult
Additional outreach:
o Area shopping plaza managers
o Warehouse managers
o Housing Authority
o Cumberland County Shared Ride Services
o Redevelopment Authority

Copies of completed questionnaires are attached to this memo as Appendix B.

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Peer Systems
The bus circulator concept is not new and has been used in a variety of environments. The sections
below detail several peer systems locally and regionally. Brochures for the peer system and their
routes are included in Appendix C.
Raider Regional Transit in Shippensburg
Raider Regional Transit (RRT) is a local bus system serving Shippensburg University (enrollment of
8,253) and the Shippensburg community. The communities served include Shippensburg Borough
(population of 5,585), Shippensburg Township (population of 5,492), and parts of Southampton
Township in Franklin County (population of 7,987).

There are two routes which provide service around campus and the Shippensburg community to
destinations such as local shopping centers and the Chambersburg Mall. RRT is jointly sponsored
by the Shippensburg University Student Association, Shippensburg University, Shippensburg
Borough, Shippensburg Township, Cumberland County, Southampton Township-Franklin County
and Capital Area Transit with funds provided by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.

Service is provided Monday through Saturday during the university's regular academic year and on
Tuesdays and Thursdays during the summer and on school breaks. The cost is free to
Shippensburg University students and employees, senior citizens, and children under five. The fare
for all others is $1.25 for each one-way trip.
Philadelphia Phlash Downtown Loop Bus
In addition to SEPTA public transportation, the City of Philadelphia had a bus circulator called the
Phlash bus which operated from May to October since the mid-1990s. It offered service to 27
destinations in Center City and the Independence Mall District. Destinations included the
Independence Visitor Center, the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Philadelphia Zoo. It offered
daily service every 15 minutes from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM.

The fare per ride was $2 and individual all-day passes were available for $5. All-day family passes
for two adults and two children 6-17 years old were $10. Senior citizens and children under the
age of six could ride for free. As of the date of this memo, the City has not indicated if the Phlash bus
will be renewed for 2012.
Hillsborough, NC Circulator Bus
The Hillsborough Circulator began operation in
June of 2011 and provides loop access to sites in
Hillsborough, North Carolina (population of
6,087) and connectivity to Triangle Transits
Route 420.

The Hillsborough Circulator provides loop
bus service to destinations within
Hillsborough, North Carolina.

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The circulator provides service to residential areas, the library, Orange County Courthouse, Social
Services Center, shopping areas, Durham Tech, medical centers, and a business park.

The Hillsborough circulator is partially funded through a grant from the N.C. Department
of Transportation, which will fund the service for three years. The town of Hillsborough provides
the local match requirement and thus allows the bus to operate without a fare.
Red Rose Transit in Lancaster at Millersville University
Millersville Borough, Pennsylvania has a population of 8,168. Millersville is also home to the
academic institution Millersville University which has a 2011 enrollment of 7,644. Red Rose
Transit offers 17 fixed-route bus routes throughout Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. To
accommodate students at the nearby Millersville University (MU), Red Rose Transit provides an on-
campus shuttle as well as two routes (MU Xpress and MU Park City Xpress). Millersville University
students, faculty, and staff may access these routes for free during the academic year. All others
must pay the $1.70 base fare plus any necessary zone charges.

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Appendix A: Existing Capital Area Transit Route
Information

HOW TO RIDE CAT
CAT FARE INFORMATION General Information
Fares Subject to change - Student Fares K-12 only Light face type on the timetable indicates AM times.
BASE FARE - Exact Change Required Bold face type on the timetable indicates PM times.
ZONE #1 Adult - $1.75 Student - $1.25 HALF FARE PROGRAM: Passengers with a disability may be entitled to a CAT
ZONE #2 Adult - $2.35
issued REDUCED TRANSIT FARE card which entitles the passenger to ride the
fixed route buses at half the regular adult fare. Persons with a Medicare Card qualify
MONTHLY PASSES
for this program. Senior Citizens may ride for half fare using a Medicare Card, but
ZONE #1 Adult - $49.00 Student - $35.00
are encouraged to apply for the Commonwealth of PA ID card and ride for free.
PA SENIOR CITIZENS FREE RIDE PROGRAM: Passengers 65 years of age and
older ride free with a CAT issued Commonwealth of PA SENIOR CITIZEN ID card.
LOST SOMETHING ON A CAT BUS? Articles found on a bus are kept for 30
days. Call 238-8304 if you lose an article.
BASE FARE MULTIPLE RIDE TICKETS
CAN'T DO! Smoking, drinking and eating are not permitted on CAT buses.
11 RIDE - $16.50
Playing radios, televisions, compact disk players, etc. in a manner that is offensive
TRANSFERS - $.25
to any passenger or driver is prohibited. No pets allowed on CAT buses, except
CAT BUSES DO NOT OPERATE ON: Sundays, New
guide and service animals.
Year's Day, Easter, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day,
CHILDREN: Age five and under ride free when accompanied by a fare paying
Thanksgiving, Christmas and when the Sunday Holiday
passenger.
is celebrated on Monday.
Need An Emergency Ride Home?
Pennsylvania Commuter Services provides a free ride home in a qualified emergency for commuters who use options other than
commuting alone in their personal vehicles.
For more information, visit www.pacommuterservices.com/emergency_ride_home.html or call 1.866.579.RIDE.
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CAT FARE INFORMATION General Information
Fare subject to change
BASE FARE - Exact Change Required Light face type on the timetable indicates AM times.
ZONE #1 Adult - $1.65 Student - $1.15 Bold face type on the timetable indicates PM times.
ZONE #2 Adult - $2.05 Student - $1.55 SENIOR CITIZENS (age 65 and older) ride free with a Commonwealth ID card
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ZONE #2 Adult - $58.00 Student - $29.00 LOST SOMETHING ON A CAT BUS? Articles found on a bus are kept for 30
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CAN'T DO! Smoking, drinking and eating are not permitted on CAT buses.
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11 RIDE - $16.50 25 RIDE - $33.00
TRANSFERS - $.25 EACH EXTRA ZONE - $.35
DAYS CAT BUSES DO NOT OPERATE: Sundays,
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+ - First drop off point after leaving Harrisburg
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Need An Emergency Ride Home?
From Carlisle to Harrisburg
To Carlisle from Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Commuter Services provides a free ride home in a qualified emergency for commuters who use options other than commuting alone in their personal vehicles.
For more information, visit www.pacommuterservices.com/emergency_ride_home.html or call 1.866.579.RIDE.

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Appendix B: Completed Carlisle Circulator
Questionnaires

Name______Becca Raley______________________________________ Organization______Health & Wellness__________________
Email___________________________________________________

Carlisle Circulator Questionnaire
The Borough of Carlisle in cooperation with PennDOT and Cumberland County is undertaking a study to
examine the feasibility of establishing all-day fixed route bus service within Carlisle Borough and the
immediate surrounding area. The 1970s were the last time that Carlisle had bus service and today there is
only weekday commuter-oriented service operated by Capital Area Transit between the Borough and
Harrisburg. We would like your opinion on the possibility of the establishment of a Carlisle Circulator that
would connect residents and workers to the commercial and employment centers in the greater Carlisle area.
Please answer this short questionnaire and bring it with you to the kickoff meeting or return via email to
Ryan Furgerson at rfurgerson@mbakercorp.com.

1. Could you or someone in your organization benefit from the introduction of a transit circulator in Carlisle?

2. Who do you think would benefit the most from introducing transit in Carlisle?
Older adults who no longer drive.
Low-income borough residents without reliable transportation
Sadler Health Center and other Human Service agency clients seeking transportation for basic health
and human service needs and appointments.
Mt. Holly area residents without reliable transportation (daily, people are walking along Route 34 to
travel between Mt. Holly and Carlisle). Perhaps this is the same with route 74?
Teens seeking to participate in after-school programs and activities. Presently, it is often the case that
only kids with access to reliable transportation are able to participate in after-school enrichment
activities and sports. These are valuable opportunities for our young people. Yet presently many of
the kids who may benefit the most are unable to participate.

3. Please identify some key destinations or routes you envision for the new circulator?
Sadler Health Center
Walmart shopping plaza / Lowes shopping plaza / Target shopping plaza / Nells shopping plaza/
Giant Foods
Court House on the square
WIC / Project SHARE
High / Hanover corridor to downtown businesses
High occupancy senior residences (One West Penn)
Mt. Holly / Car Show area

4. How would you suggest we generate interest and excitement for a new service?
Begin with a bus that looks really cool, fun and attractive.
Offer a free ridership promotional day / special discounts when the bus is introduced.
Do test rides with kids at area elementary schools. When kids do something fun during the day, they
tell their parents about it. It may help to create a positive buzz and kids who tell their parents they
want to ride the bus. Consider a fun bus mascot for these special events.
Partner with the Sentinel for news coverage.
Put the new bus in the Summer Fair parade and pass out flyers about hours and routes.
A friendly, well-trained bus driver who makes the bus experience pleasant for everyone. A few stories
about a potentially negative bus experience could travel widely and be especially damaging early on.
Name______Becca Raley___________________________________ Organization___________________________________________
Email___________________________________________________

5. What specifically do you think are the biggest challenges (physical, perception, funding) to the
establishment of the circulator?
Funding: To ensure its long-term success, the new service should be designed as a sustainable
business model that is viable to continue over time through revenue generated by rider-ship fees
and/or tax payer dollars. Ensuring affordable ridership fees for low-income residents and special
populations will be important.
Aggressively building a strong ridership early on.

6. Representatives from the following organizations have been invited to participate in the projects
stakeholder group:
Army War College, Carlisle Borough, CAT, Carlisle Area Health and Wellness Foundation, Carlisle
Events, Carlisle Hospital, Cumberland County Commissioners, Dickinson College, Dickinson Law,
Dickinson Township, Downtown Carlisle Association, Greater Carlisle Area Chamber of Commerce,
Harrisburg Area Transportation Study, Hope Station Opportunity Area, Lower Frankford Township,
Middlesex Township, North Middleton Township, South Middleton Township, the United Way, and
West Pennsboro Township
Are there any other groups that have not been represented or should be interviewed in a focus group setting
(e.g. Dickinson College students) to obtain detailed input?
Area shopping plaza managers They have much to gain from this service if it brings more business
to their stores. (perhaps this is covered through the Chamber and DCA)

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Appendix C: Peer System Route Information

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STARTS DEPARTS DEPARTS DEPARTS ARRIVES/ DEPARTS DEPARTS DEPARTS ARRIVES
DEPARTS
Queen St. Station Columbia Ave. Manor Millersville Pike Millersville Millersville Pike Manor Columbia Ave. Queen St. Station
Transit Center and Center and Hillview Dr. and Center and Transit Center
225 N. Queen St. Ruby St. Weis Mkt. Millersville Road & Lee Ave. Millersville Road Weis Mkt. Ruby St. Parking Garage
STARTS DEPARTS DEPARTS DEPARTS ARRIVES
SMC Rohrerstown Rd. Park City Rohrerstown Rd. SMC
& Columbia Ave. Kohls Mall Depot & Columbia Ave.
1 2 3 4 5 4 3 2 1
MONDAY SATURDAY
1:10 1:20 1:35 1:45 2:00
2:05 2:15 2:30 2:40 2:55
3:00 3:10 3:25 3:35 3:50
3:55 4:05 4:20 4:30 4:45
4:50 5:00 5:15 5:25 5:40
5:45 5:55 6:10 6:20 6:35
6:40 6:50 7:05 7:15 7:30
7:35 7:45 8:00 8:10 8:25
8:30 8:40 8:55 9:05 9:20
9:25 9:35 9:50 10:00 10:15
1:10 1:20 1:35 1:45 2:00
2:05 2:15 2:30 2:40 2:55
3:00 3:10 3:25 3:35 3:50
3:55 4:05 4:20 4:30 4:45
4:50 5:00 5:15 5:25 5:40
5:45 5:55 6:10 6:20 6:35
Service is only provided when Millersville University is in session.
MONDAY SATURDAY
1 2 3 2 1
P.M.
P.M.
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
A.M. 5:40 XS 5:45 XS 5:50 XS 5:55 XS 6:00 XS 6:08 XS 6:30 XS
6:30 XS 6:35 XS 6:40 XS 6:45 XS 6:50 XS 6:58 XS 7:15 XS
7:15 XS 7:20 XS 7:25 XS 7:30 XS 7:35 XS 7:43 XS 8:00 XS
7:30 7:35 7:40 7:45 7:50 7:58 8:20 XS
8:00 XS 8:05 XS 8:15 XS 8:20 XS 8:25 XS 8:33 XS 8:50 XS
8:20 8:25 8:35 8:45 8:50 8:55 8:58 9:10 XS
8:50 XS 8:55 XS 9:00 XS 9:05 XS 9:15 XS 9:20 XS 9:25 XS 9:28 XS 9:40 XS
9:10 9:15 9:20 9:25 9:35 9:40 9:45 9:48 10:05
9:40 XS 9:45 9:50 XS 9:55 XS 10:05 XS 10:10 XS 10:15 XS 10:18 XS 10:35 XS
10:05 10:10 10:15 10:20 10:35 10:40 10:45 10:48 11:05
11:05 11:10 11:15 11:20 11:35 11:40 11:45 11:48 12:05
P.M. 12:05 12:10 12:15 12:20 12:35 12:40 12:45 12:48 1:05
1:05 1:10 1:15 1:20 1:35 1:40 1:45 1:48 2:05
2:05 2:10 2:15 2:20 2:35 2:40 2:45 2:48 3:05
3:05 3:10 3:15 3:20 3:35 3:40 3:45 3:48 4:10
4:10 4:15 4:20 4:25 4:40 4:45 4:50 4:53 5:20
5:20 5:25 5:30 5:35 5:50 5:55 6:00 6:03 6:20
6:20 6:25 6:30 6:35 6:50 6:55 7:00 7:03 7:20
7:20 7:25 7:30 7:35 7:50 7:55 8:00 8:03 8:15
8:15 8:20 8:25 8:30 8:45 8:50 8:55 8:58 9:10
9:10 B 9:15 B 9:20 B 9:25 B 9:40 B 9:45 B 9:55 B 9:58 B 10:10 B
10:10 B 10:15 B 10:20 B 10:25 B 10:40 B 10:45 B 10:50 B 10:53 B 11:10 B
A.M. 11:15 11:20 11:25 11:30 11:40 11:45 11:50 11:53 12:15
P.M. 12:30 12:35 12:40 12:45 1:00 1:05 1:10 1:13 1:30
3:15 3:20 3:25 3:30 3:45 3:50 3:55 3:58 4:15
5:00 5:05 5:10 5:15 5:25 5:30 5:35 5:38 5:55
B Trips serve Lancaster Green Apartments via dotted line on map
C - Trips do not operate on Saturdays before August 29, 2011 or after May 12, 2012.
XS These trips do not operate on Saturdays.
Stop n Go bus stop is located on the first block of N. Queen St. at the Fulton Bank.
MU Student I.D.s not valid when school is not in session and not valid after May 12, 2012.

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