Draft Transit Network Plan
Metro’s network redesigned has moved into Phase 3.
Staff, policy makers, and the public have evaluated Ridership PDF and Coverage PDF transit network alternatives.
After reviewing and further analyzing feedback on the Alternatives Report PDF , the Transportation Policy and Planning Board has directed staff to design a draft transit network plan that is “Ridership Mostly.”
As a result, Metro staff and Jarrett Walker and Associates will tweak the draft Ridership Network so that it serves a few additional destinations, but still maintains most of its frequency and directness.
A finished draft transit network plan will be released for public review in early 2022. Metro staff will then work with riders, community members, stakeholders, and policymakers to further refine the network before the official plan is adopted in 2022 and implemented in 2023.
Equity Improvements
Learn more about how Network Redesign efforts are geared towards addressing longstanding service complaints and improving transit equity throughout the community.
Public Meeting – Ridership vs. Coverage
A public meeting was held on September 23, 2021 to discuss the Ridership PDF and Coverage PDF alternative transit networks.
Network Alternatives Report
Alternatives were presented to a joint session of the City of Madison Transportation Commission and the Transportation Policy and Planning Board on July 19, 2021.
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Bus Rapid Transit is part of MetroForward, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway’s plan to make a major investment in transit to speed up workforce transportation, reduce congestion, and build the transportation backbone of a vibrant regional economy.
