TRANSPORTATION
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We envision a region with diverse and environmentally conscious modes of transportation. | |
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Mobility is a factor in almost every aspect of our lives. It affects the cost of goods we buy, access to services we need and even determines where we are able to live and work. Transportation is closely linked to demographics, economy, land use, and community life. |
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ReSOURCES
- YCCAC Public Transportation: call for information 1-800 965-5762
- Eastern Trail Management district (Bike/pedestrian) http://www.easterntrail.org/etmd.html
- Updates on routes 236 and 1 corridor committees & other transportation links http://www.smrpc.org/transportation.htm
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| www.mainememory.org |
Community Indicators
What "numbers" can we use to measure progress toward our vision and goals? The indicators selected below are easy to find, but there may be other indicators we want to add in the future. To read more about transportation indicators, and see larger graphics, click here.
1. Means of Transportation to Work.
Percent of Workforce Using Public Transportation to Work (2000 Census)
Kittery 0.5 Eliot 0.7 York 0.2 S. Berwick 1.2
2. Miles of Sidewalks by Town
Source: Municipal information
(Larger image at "Read More" link below)
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3. Commuter Times
(2000 Census www.CommunityData.info)
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CITIZENS SAY...
"...connect KEYS communities to each other and to New Hampshire, Sanford, and Portland through public transportation"
--Participant comment, Our Future By Design Community Forum, Sept. 29, 2005
Link to all citizen comments about transportation.
