Transit Management

Service Packages

• PT03: Dynamic Transit Operations
• PT01: Transit Vehicle Tracking
• PT02: Transit Fixed-Route Operations
• PT04: Transit Fare Collection Management
• PT05: Transit Security
• PT06: Transit Fleet Management
• PT14: Multi-modal Coordination
• PT08: Transit Traveler Information
• PS12: Disaster Response and Recovery
• PS13: Evacuation and Reentry Management

Stakeholders

• Private Bus Companies

Roles and Responsibilities

• Coordinate a transit security breach with local police.
• Coordinate emergency plans with county EOCs, and provide emergency transit services for evacuations, fires, and disasters, including reentry services.
• Coordinate multimodal connections for fixed-route transit vehicles with other regional transit agencies.
• Obtain traffic signal priority from Orange County and the City of Orlando using the respective roadside field equipment for all demand-response transit vehicles.
• Provide paratransit/demand-responsive transit services for the Orlando region.
• Provide transit passenger electronic fare payment ability 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 central Florida traveler information system and local agency traveler information systems.
• Provide transit security on all transit vehicles using silent alarms.
• Track and evaluate schedule performance on all I-RIDE tourist shuttles.



• Lake County

Roles and Responsibilities

• Coordinate emergency plans with county EOCs, and provide emergency transit services for evacuations, fires, and disasters, including reentry services.
• Provide a demand-responsive transit plan to users and travelers using local agency traveler information systems.
• Provide paratransit/demand-responsive transit services for Lake County.
• Provide transit schedule and fare information to local agency traveler information systems.
• Track and evaluate schedule performance on all LakeTrans transit vehicles.



• LYNX

Roles and Responsibilities

• Coordinate a transit security breach with local police and the county sheriff.
• Coordinate emergency plans with county EOCs, and provide emergency transit services for evacuations, fires, and disasters, including reentry.
• Coordinate multimodal connections for fixed-route transit vehicles with other regional transit agencies and multimodal service providers.
• Obtain traffic signal priority from Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties; and the cities of Maitland, Orlando, and Winter Park using the respective roadside field equipment for all fixed-route transit vehicles.
• Provide a demand-responsive transit plan to users and travelers on the LYNX Web site.
• Provide automated transit maintenance scheduling for all transit vehicles using automated vehicle conditions reporting.
• Provide fixed-route and paratransit/demand-responsive transit services for the central Florida region.
• Provide operator instructions and receive schedule performance data from transit vehicles while in service.
• Provide transit passenger electronic fare payment on all fixed-route and ACCESS LYNX demand-response vehicles, including the ability to obtain a fare payment card through agency-owned transit kiosks or other kiosks.
• Provide transit schedule and fare information to the central Florida traveler information system, local agency traveler information systems, the LYNX transit Web site, and the LYNX virtual planning center.
• Provide transit security on all transit vehicles, and at transit terminals and other transit facilities, using silent alarms and surveillance systems.
• Provide transit traveler information on the LYNX Web site to local private sector traveler information services, the central Florida traveler information system, and the virtual travel planning center, as well as making it available on all demand-response
• Receive road network conditions from regional traffic management agencies.
• Receive work zone information and road network status from regional maintenance and construction agencies.
• Track and evaluate schedule performance on all LYNX fixed-route transit and ACCESS LYNX paratransit vehicles.



• SCAT - Space Coast Area Transit

Roles and Responsibilities

• Coordinate a transit security breach with local police and the county sheriff.
• Coordinate emergency plans with county EOCs, and provide emergency transit services for evacuations, fires, and disasters, including reentry services.
• Coordinate multimodal connections for fixed-route transit vehicles with other regional transit agencies and multimodal service providers.
• Provide a demand-responsive transit plan to users and travelers using local agency traveler information systems.
• Provide fixed-route bus service and paratransit/demand-responsive transit service for Brevard County.
• Provide operator instructions and receive schedule performance information from transit vehicles while in service.
• Provide transit schedule and fare information to the central Florida traveler information system, local agency traveler information systems, and the SCAT Web site.
• Provide transit security on all transit vehicles using silent alarms.
• Provide transit traveler information to the SCAT Web site, local private sector traveler information services, and local agency traveler information systems, and make it available on all SCAT transit vehicles and at transit station kiosks.
• Receive road network conditions from regional traffic management agencies.
• Receive work zone information and road network status from regional maintenance and construction agencies.
• Track and evaluate schedule performance on all SCAT transit vehicles.



• Marion County

Roles and Responsibilities

• Coordinate emergency plans with county EOCs, and provide emergency transit services for evacuations, fires, and disasters, including reentry services.
• Coordinate multimodal connections for fixed-route transit vehicles with other regional transit agencies.
• Provide a demand-responsive transit plan to users and travelers using local agency traveler information systems.
• Provide paratransit/demand-responsive transit service for Marion County.
• Provide transit schedule and fare information to local agency traveler information systems.
• Track and evaluate schedule performance on all MTS transit vehicles.



• Votran

Roles and Responsibilities

• Coordinate a transit security breach with local police and the county sheriff.
• Coordinate emergency plans with the county EOCs, and provide emergency transit services for evacuations, fires, and disasters, including reentry services.
• Coordinate multimodal connections for fixed-route transit vehicles with other regional transit agencies and multimodal service providers.
• Obtain traffic signal priority from Volusia County and the City of Daytona Beach using the respective roadside field equipment for all VOTRAN transit vehicles.
• Provide a demand-responsive transit plan to users and travelers on the VOTRAN Web site.
• Provide automated transit maintenance scheduling for all VOTRAN transit vehicles using automated vehicle conditions reporting.
• Provide fixed-route bus service and paratransit/demand-responsive transit service for Volusia County.
• Provide operator instructions and receive schedule performance information from transit vehicles while in service.
• Provide transit passenger electronic fare payment on all fixed-route or demand-response transit vehicles.
• Provide transit schedule and fare information to the central Florida traveler information system, local agency traveler information system, and the VOTRAN transit Web site.
• Provide transit security on all transit vehicles, in transit terminals, and at transit stops using silent alarms and surveillance systems.
• Provide transit traveler information to the VOTRAN Web site, local private sector traveler information services, and local agency traveler information systems, and make it available on all VOTRAN transit vehicles and at transit station kiosks.
• Receive road network conditions from regional traffic management agencies.
• Receive work zone information and road network status from regional maintenance and construction agencies.
• Track and evaluate schedule performance on all VOTRAN transit vehicles.