Public transportation network

Framework graphic with the entry point 'Expand Provision, Regulation, and Funding to Care, Education, and Transportation Services' highlighted

EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGY

Government units invest in multi-modal transportation infrastructure to improve intra- and inter-city connectivity and mobility, including provision of funding for private sector interested in enhancing the public transit system.

SAMPLE INDICATORS

Trends of traffic jams
Trends of pedestrian, cyclist, and traffic accidents and fatalities
Number/percentage of bus stops, distributed by neighbourhood
Air pollution rates, relative to higher- and lower-income neighbourhoods
Noise pollution rates, relative to higher- and lower-income neighbourhoods
Transportation network connectivity and density

EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGY

Via regulatory mechanisms, government units ensure public transit services are affordable, reliable, convenient, and meet the needs of people with different levels of ability.

SAMPLE INDICATORS

Percentage of household income spent on transportation, by transportation type (e.g., private vehicle, active transit, or public transit use)
Self-reported commuting time, by transportation type
Public transit ridership rates
Number/percentage of eligible low-income people with subsidized monthly public transit passes
Perceptions of public transit accessibility among people experiencing disabilities