Our microtransit project provides additional mobility options for workers, employers, and residents to the AACIDs mobility district. This service will be piloted for a 2-year period.
The AACIDs completed a transit feasibility study in 2019 that identified the area as a 24/7 district, with both travelers and workers needing to travel throughout the day, night and weekend. However, the existing transit services do not operate 24/7, resulting in two primary transit issues exist in the AACIDs area.
There is a need to provide 24/7 mobility options to match the characteristics of the district’s economy. Microtransit was identified as an option that can supplement existing transit services by providing a convenient transit option during those hours when traditional fixed route transit services are unavailable.
The second issue is key activity centers not served by transit. Microtransit can either supplement transit service as a last mile service, or provide direct service from adjacent neighborhoods.
Piloting this service over a two-year period will allow the AACIDs to evaluate it’s effectiveness and future use within and beyond the AACIDs boundaries to improve transit in the south metro region.
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