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Coborrus County Transportation Services Finol Report — September 2015 <br />Trip Purpose <br />The pattern of existing trip purpose is driven by the fact that the primary client for CCTS <br />services is Cabarrus County DHS. Medical trips comprise 84% of all trips (when Dialysis is <br />included). This leaves only a sliver of service for all the other travel needs. <br />Figure 1: Ridership by Trip Purpose - April 2014 VUD <br />(Based on 14,865 manifest trips) <br />Employ <br />391 <br />General <br />7% <br />CCTS Data - post Oct 24 mtg. "trip purpose" <br />Fleet Overview <br />CCTS has a fleet of 27 revenue vehicles, all equipped with lifts, available to provide transit <br />service. Additional information about the vehicle inventory and vehicle utilization is <br />provided in Section 4.1. <br />2.2 SERVICE AREA OVERVIEW <br />Figure 2 shows a map of Cabarrus County, including the incorporated areas within the <br />county and the boundaries of the Concord urbanized area based on the 2010 Census. CCTS <br />provides rural transportation services to the portions of Cabarrus County located outside <br />the urbanized area (i.e., the white areas on Figure 2). Within the urbanized area, CCTS <br />provides ADA paratransit services within 3 / mile of CK Rider fixed routes. <br />Cabarrus County is located in the southern Piedmont region of North Carolina and includes <br />the northern portion of the Charlotte metropolitan area. The county's total land area is <br />362 square miles, which ranks 72nd out of the state's 100 counties. Although Cabarrus <br />Attachment number 1 \n <br />F -3 Page 88 <br />Shopping <br />l)ialvcis _ — Daycare Misc- <br />