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Regional Transit Study
October 1 - November 22, 2019
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES
BackgroundThe Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) is developing a Regional Transit Study (RTS) to including Bastrop, Burnet, Caldwell, and Hays counties as well as portions of Travis and Williamson counties.
The CAMPO Regional Transit Study will examine transit needs in the six-county region, excluding the Capital Metro service area, and provide guidance to transit providers and local governments about how to meet future transit needs.
Working with Local and Regional PartnersCAMPO works closely with local and regional partners, including transit service providers and local government project sponsors, throughout planning process to understand existing transit plans and identify current and future needs.
The Regional Transit Study focuses on long-term transit connections for rural and suburban areas of the CAMPO region. This study, along with Capital Metro’s Project Connect, work together with the goal of providing a seamless, regional network of transit options and connections in the six-county CAMPO area. The study does not preclude current or future planning initiatives - such as Project Connect - or services o�ered by Capital Metro within their service area.
Share Your InputCAMPO wants to hear from you about current transit options and future priorities. Participate in an in-person or virtual open house and share your thoughts and comments.
[email protected] @CAMPOtexas @CAMPOtexas
campotexas.org @CAMPOtexas
Work with project sponsors to prepare implementation of
future regional transit connections
REFINE AND EVALUATE FUTURE TRANSIT OPTIONS
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IDENTIFY EXISTING AND FUTURE COMMUNITY NEEDS
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ESTABLISH CURRENT CONDITIONS
1Gather feedback from
service providers, project sponsors, and the public on existing
services
Review local governments’ and agencies’ existing
transit plans
Examine the region’s transit options, service providers, and transit access outside of the Capital Metro service
area
Identify gaps in connections
throughout the region
Gather feedback from service providers,
project sponsors, and the public on gaps and
needs
Use projected tra�c patterns, population,
and activity/employment centers to establish future transit needs
Gather feedback from service providers,
project sponsors, and the public on future transit connections
Compile a robust outline of transit
connections for local governments and
the public
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