LeeTran

Description: The division of Lee County responsible for providing transit services in the county.

Stakeholder Groups Associated With:

• Lee County Transit and Private Operators

Inventory Elements:

• LeeTran AV Shuttle Vehicles
• LeeTran Downtown Centers
• LeeTran Fixed Route Transit Vehicles
• LeeTran Paratransit Dispatch
• LeeTran Paratransit Vehicles
• LeeTran Transit Operations Center
• LeeTran Transit Transfer Centers Equipment

Projects:

• FDOT District 1 Automated Shuttle Service
• FDOT District 1 US-41 FRAME in Lee County
• Lee County-wide Emergency/Transit /Pre-Emption System
• LeeTran Transit Security
• LeeTran Transit Signal Priority
• LeeTran US 41 Traffic Signal Priority (TSP)

Roles and Responsibilities:

Countywide Emergency/ Transit / Pre-Emption System Roles and Responsibilities
• Obtain traffic signal priority from the Lee County ATMS using Lee County roadside field equipment for LeeWay fixed-route transit vehicles.

FDOT District 1 Automated Shuttle Service Roles and Responsibilities
• Operate AV Shuttles.

FDOT District 1 US-41 FRAME in Lee County Roles and Responsibilities
• Provide transit passenger electronic fare payment on all fixed-route transit vehicles, including the ability to obtain a fare payment card at agency-owned transit kiosks or other kiosks.
• Track and evaluate schedule performance on all LeeTran fixed-route and paratransit vehicles.
• Obtain traffic signal priority from the Lee County ATMS using Lee County roadside field equipment for LeeWay fixed-route transit vehicles.
• Perform automated passenger counting on fixed-route buses
• Provide fixed-route bus service for Lee County and the surrounding area.

LeeTran Transit Security Roles and Responsibilities
• Provide transit security on all transit vehicles using silent alarms and surveillance systems.

LeeTran Transit Signal Priority Roles and Responsibilities
• Obtain traffic signal priority from the Lee County ATMS using Lee County roadside field equipment for LeeWay fixed-route transit vehicles.

LeeTran US 41 Traffic Signal Priority (TSP) Roles and Responsibilities
• Obtain traffic signal priority from the Lee County ATMS using Lee County roadside field equipment for LeeWay fixed-route transit vehicles.
• Provide fixed-route bus service for Lee County and the surrounding area.

Transit Management for Southwest Florida Regional ITS Architecture - FDOT District 1
• Provide paratransit/fixed-route transit services to Lee County.
• Coordinate emergency plans with county EOCs, and provide emergency transit services for evacuations, fires, and disasters, including re-entry services.
• Coordinate multimodal connections for fixed-route transit vehicles with other regional transit agencies, such as Collier County, and multimodal service providers.
• Provide transit passenger electronic fare payment on all fixed-route transit vehicles, including the ability to obtain a fare payment card at agency-owned transit kiosks or other kiosks.
• Provide transit schedule and fare information to the LeeTran traveler information system, and private sector traveler ISPs.
• Provide transit security on all transit vehicles using silent alarms and surveillance systems.
• Provide transit traveler information to the agency Web site and local private sector traveler ISPs, posting it in transit stations and making it available on all transit vehicles.
• Track and evaluate schedule performance on all LeeTran fixed-route and paratransit vehicles.
• Obtain traffic signal priority from the Lee County ATMS using Lee County roadside field equipment for LeeWay fixed-route transit vehicles.
• Provide automated transit maintenance schedules using automated vehicle conditions reporting on all LeeTran fixed-route transit and paratransit vehicles.
• Provide fixed-route bus service for Lee County and the surrounding area.