safety (i.e., how safe and secure do they feel on OC Bus), it may not necessarily be directly related to OCTA’s other safety measures. Other recent surveys that have included safety as a topic asked a Likert scale question for the prompt “I feel safe and secure waiting for my bus” and “I feel safe riding on the bus.”

and San Diego counties. Orange County primarily consists of single-family homes, which covers 22% of the county. Figure 1. shows the countywide population density by TAZ. As shown in the figure, population density is higher in the northern half of the county , especially west of State Route (SR)- 55. The

Measure M Taxpayer Oversight Committee Audit Subcommittee Orange County Transportation Authority 550 S. Main Street, Orange CA Teleconference April 13, 2021 @ 4:00 p.m.

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OCTA partners with local agencies to ensure safe active transportation facilities are available to all Orange County residents. OCTA also promotes youth pedestrian safety through programs ... along the San Gabriel River, Coyote Creek, Santa Ana River, and the Coastal/Beach trail.

Precepts Combined Transportation Funding Programs ii applications submitted during this call will be subject to terms under Tier I only. 6. Projects shall be programmed based on an estimate of funds available for a

OCTA collaborated with Los Angeles County, San Diego Count y, and Riverside County to develop regional transportation solutions. Environmental Concerns. California law requires counties and metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs) to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Many regional policies are tailored to reducing

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South Orange County between Avenida Pico and the San Diego County line. The project, currently in the environmental phase, would also add an auxiliary lane in each direction and reconstruct existing auxiliary lanes. Updates include: • Preliminary traffic estimates and geometrics are complete