Department of Transportation

FAX Q: Our Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)
The Bus Rapid Transit Master Plan provides a new perspective on rapid transit service in the Fresno/Clovis Metropolitan Area.

• Q BRT Corridor Map 
• Fresno Area Express Bus Rapid Transit Project 
• 2013 BRT Peer Review 
• 2009 Council Resolution in support of a BRT Small Starts Grant application
• 2008 Public Transportation Infrastructure Study Executive Summary
• 2008 BRT Master Plan
• Ten Year Projected Operating Revenues and Expenses
• BRT Letter of Support San Joaquin Pollution Control District 12-09-2013
• BRT Letter of Support Fresno County Council of Governments 11-21-2013
• BRT Letter of Support Resources for Independence Central Valley 10-22-2013
• Fresno BRT Supp ISMND090413
• Fresno BRT ISMND120712
• Apx A Air Quality Calculations
• Apx B EDR Report
• Apx C Fresno BRT Final Transportation Impact Study
• Notice of Availability and Intent

Fresno County Public Transportation GAP Analysis and Service Coordination Plan (GAP Analysis)
The GAP Analysis is to qualitatively and quantitatively define where mobility gaps exist between public transportation and human service agency transportation and to develop specific strategies to address the existing mobility gaps.

• Fresno Gap Analysis Research Report
• Fresno Gap Analysis Research Report Appendices

Short Range Transportation Plan for Urbanized Area (SRTP)
The Short-Range Transit Plan (SRTP), is the biennial update to the operating plan and the capital program for Fresno Area Express (FAX) and Clovis Transit.

• SRTP for Urbanized Area

Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964: Ensuring Equal Access to FAX Services
Title VI states “No person in the United States of America shall, on the ground of race, color or national origin, be excluded from, participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance.”

Fresno Area Express is committed to ensuring that no individual or organization is excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of its programs, activities or services, or subject to discrimination on the basis of race, color, or national origin as afforded to them by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended. For more information please contact the Complaint Coordinator at 621-RIDE.

• FAX Title VI Policy & Procedure
• FAX Title VI Complaint Form

Federal Procurement Contract Clauses
As a recipient of Federal funds, the Department of Transportation-Fresno Area Express (FAX) must comply with Federal statutes and regulations applicable to all third party contracts. The contract clauses provided are a Federal requirement for all procurements made using Federal funds and must be adhered to by contractors providing materials and supplies between $3,500 and $135,000.

• Federal Procurement Contract Clause—Material and Supplies between $3,500 and $135,000

Downtown Transportation Infrastructure Study (DTIS)
The Downtown Transportation & Infrastructure Study (DTIS) addresses a wide range of transportation issues related to automobile circulation and parking, integration of bus and other types of transit, freight, passenger and high speed rail, pedestrian facilities and traffic calming, bicycle circulation and wayfinding.

• DTIS Full Report 
• Wayfinding Presentation
• Wayfinding 101 Presentation
• Central Area Community Plan (Adopted 1989)
• Fulton Lowell
• Downtown RFP Consultant List
• Downtown Vision Report
• RFP Downtown Transportation Study

Regional Agency Study Final Report
The study has analyzed the current transit systems in Fresno County, and explored the opportunities and challenges of coordinating transit services in the county and in the longer-term to move toward a consolidated regional agency.

• Regional Agency Study Final Report

Bus Rapid Transit Master Plan— Full Community Forum

• Exhibit – BRT Stations 
• Exhibit – Cedar
• Exhibit – First
• Exhibit – Peach
• Exhibit – SR41-First
• Exhibit – BRT New Technologies
• Exhibit – BRT Vehicles
• Exhibit – Clovis
• Exhibit – Metropolitan Corridors PDF
• Exhibit – SR41
• Exhibit – Winery

Public Transportation Infrastructure Study (PTIS)
The Public Transportation Infrastructure Study (PTIS) is exploring how people travel in Fresno County, so that by 2050 there will be more opportunities to travel by bus, by bike or by foot.

• Phase 2 PTIS RFP (release 4/7/08)
• Downtown Fresno Streetcar Feasibility Study
• Task 1 PTIS Final Report
• PTIS Case Study Matrix
• PTIS Task II Peer Evaluation Report
• SJVGRS Phase 1
• SJVGRS Phase 2 Documented Briefings
• SJVGRS Phase 3 Executive Summary