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The memorandum discusses the Move San José Plan Annual Report, which aims to enhance equitable, low-emission transportation in San José. It highlights the implementation of the Decision Support System, which evaluates nearly 400 planned transportation projects to inform decision-making. The report outlines current transportation safety metrics, environmental progress, access and equity challenges, and evolving travel behavior trends. It emphasizes the need for sustained investments in infrastructure and policy to improve non-driving modes and reduce vehicle miles traveled. The document includes various planned projects and strategies to address identified gaps in the transportation system.
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The Move San José Plan was adopted in August 2022 and focuses on equitable, low-emission transportation.
The Decision Support System evaluates nearly 400 planned transportation projects to inform decision-making.
Transportation safety metrics indicate persistent risks for vulnerable road users, with 1,332 killed or seriously injured in traffic crashes from 2020 to 2024.
Electric vehicle adoption in San José has reached 6%, with efforts to increase publicly available charging infrastructure.
Daily vehicle miles traveled per capita has increased to 17.2, moving away from the city's goal of reducing VMT.
Access to high-quality transit varies by district, with some underserved areas lacking adequate transit options.
The report identifies a need for targeted investments in infrastructure to improve multimodal access and equity.
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COMMITTEE AGENDA: ITEM: 6/2/25 (d)2. TO: TRANSPORTATION AND FROM: John Ristow ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE SUBJECT: Move San José Plan Annual Report DATE: May 12, 2025 Approved Date: 5/22/2025 RECOMMENDATION Accept the Move San José Plan Annual Report. BACKGROUND Building on the 2011 General Plan and Climate Smart San José (2018), the Move San José (MSJ) Plan, adopted in August 2022, advances equitable, low-emission transportation by prioritizing walking, biking, and transit. The Plan includes nine goal areas, 26 implementation strategies, and 36 key performance indicators (KPIs) designed to measure and guide progress across infrastructure, mobility, and access (see Appendix A, Figures 1-3). For example, the key performance indicators that measure the Access for All goal include measurements of bike network connectivity and cost of transportation as a percentage of income. These indicators promote the Access for All goal through their targeted measurement of access and equity. The full list of key performance indicators is provided in Appendix A, Figure 4. ANALYSIS This year’s Annual Report draws from the newly enhanced Decision Support System to provide clearer insights into changing...
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The document appears to be an appendix related to the Move San José initiative, outlining strategies and goals. It includes figures that define goals, key performance indicators, and categories of strategies with examples.
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Appendix A is titled 'Move San José Strategies and Goals'.
It contains figures related to goal definitions, key performance indicators, and strategies.
Figures illustrate how strategies relate to the plan's goals and provide examples.
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APPENDIX A - Move San José Strategies and Goals Figure 1. Move San Jose 9 Goal Definitions 1 Figure 2. Move San José 36 Key Performance Indicators in Relation to the Plan's Goals 2 Figure 3. Move San Jose Strategies and how they relate to the Plans goals 3 Figure 4. Move San José Categories of Strategies with Example Strategies 4
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The document appears to be a draft related to the Move San José 2025 Metrics, detailing various performance metrics across different council districts. It includes percentages indicating differences from the citywide average in areas such as transportation safety, air quality, and neighborhood connectivity. The document features figures that illustrate key performance indicators (KPIs) and goals for 2030 and 2040, as well as data sources referenced.
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Metrics are presented for various council districts.
Includes performance metrics such as transportation safety and air quality.
Figures illustrate key performance indicators (KPIs) from the Decision Support System.
References data sources such as Replica and American Census Survey.
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APPENDIX B - Move San José 2025 Metrics Council District 6% -32% 28% -11% -1% -9% 15% 0% -1% 1% -5% 4% -8% 15% 18% -24% -33% 15% -14% 18% -5% -6% -9% -1% Greater than 50% 0% Less than-50% 41% 6% 20% -2% -29% -23% 2% -13% 5% -5% Less than -50% -14% Greater than 50% 34% 8% Less than -50% -4% -10% 33% -6% 5% -4% 10% Less than-50% 18% -12% 2% 12% -15% -13% 3% -2% 0% -5% Greater than 50% 17% 30% -33% 12% 3% 45% -6% -4% -1% 11% 4% 48% 17% 7% -26% 32% -9% 1% 11% -2% -2% 1% Greater than 50% -10% 24% 8% 0% -20% 6% 5% 2% -11% 6% 2% 37% 11% 40% -17% 22% -24% 4% -1% 5% -8% 7% Transportation Safety HighPerforming 10% -27% -7% Average -5% 6% Clean The Air Metrics Connected Neighborhoods Move the Economy Access for All Less Driving ss Service Not Available Enjoyable Transportation Figure 5. Move San José Goal Performance Based on Subset of KPIs from DSS Platform 1 Plan for the Future 20-minute neighborhoods LowPerforming % Difference from Citywide Average 8% Av g. K Sa SI o fe n P ty Co rior rri it y do rs Av g. Pe d St re ss Sc or e 10 9% St g. C re om et s I ple nd t e ex Sc or Em e er g O p in g t io M pe n s ob r 1 Av ili t ,0 a i y 00 la Re b l e sid en ts Tr ip sL es st M han ile s 2 9...
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The document presents the Move San José Plan Annual Report, detailing a citywide transportation initiative aimed at transforming San José into a more people-centric environment. It includes an overview of the plan's goals, strategies, and key performance indicators, as well as updates on the Decision Support System and various transportation metrics. The report emphasizes community needs, safety, multimodal access, and environmental progress, highlighting ongoing projects and future goals.
Key points
Move San José is a citywide transportation plan focused on reducing car dependency.
The plan includes 9 goal areas, 26 strategies, and 36 key performance indicators.
The Decision Support System launched in May 2025 to evaluate and forecast outcomes for transportation projects.
Key performance indicators show various metrics related to transportation safety and environmental progress.
The report highlights ongoing projects aimed at improving safety and multimodal access.
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Some sections of the report contain unresolved placeholders and missing information.
The document appears to be a draft, as indicated by the presence of provisional data and incomplete sections.
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(d)2. MOVE SAN JOSÉ PLAN ANNUAL REPORT Jessica Zenk, Deputy Director Ramses Madou, Division Manager Wilson Tam, Planning Manager Dept. of Transportation Transportation and Environment Committee Meeting June 2, 2025 City of San José Transportation Plans Guiding Policies Move San José Modal Plans WHAT IS MOVE SAN JOSÉ? A citywide transportation plan to transform our city from a place dominated by cars to a place designed for people. REFOCUS DOT STRATEGIES Multimodal Plans Prioritize City resources on impactful community needs. Provide data-driven decision support. Listen to and integrate community feedback. 2 9 Goal Areas 26 Strategies 36 Key Performance Indicators 1 Big Data Subscription 400+ Planned Projects 3 DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM (DSS) MOVE SAN JOSÉ ANNUAL UPDATE Initiated alongside the MSJ Plan in 2021-22. The Decision Support System 2.0 launched in May 2025. x Reflects current citywide travel behavior, traffic trends, and geographic disparities. Evaluates & forecasts outcomes for nearly 400 projects from our transportation plans. Foundational in monitoring performance and identifying strategies with the greatest benefit. Informs and supports...
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The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee submitted comments on the 'Move San Jose Annual Report' supporting the city's climate action goals and urging funding for effective programs to achieve these goals. The comments were approved unanimously at the May 19, 2025 BPAC meeting.
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The committee supports the city's efforts to reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
They remind the city council of the decision to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030.
They request funding for programs like Vision Zero, Annual Bikeways Program, and others that promote safe walking and biking.
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TO: TRANSPORTATION AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE SUBJECT: Move San Jose Annual Report FROM: Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee DATE: 5/19/25 ______________________________________________________________________________ Your Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) would like to submit the following comments on the "Move San Jose Annual Report": 1. We support and applaud our City’s efforts to reduce San José’s air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions by adopting Move San José’s aggressive climate action goals. 2. Given the financial shortfall that now constrains many of our City’s most worthy programs, we hereby remind you of our City Council’s November 2021 decision to reach an equitable and communitywide carbon neutrality by 2030. Our Councilmembers also approved the initiative called “Pathway to Carbon Neutrality” by 2030. The year 2030 is five years from now. 3. Please enable our City’s upcoming budget to fund the programs that have proven and effective strategies for reaching Move San José’s aggressive climate action goals. a. These are our City’s Vision Zero program; the Annual Bikeways Program; Better Bike Plan 2025; Transit First; our City’s Vehicle Miles...