Project Goal
Bus Rapid Transit, or BRT, functions as a light rail system, but it can be built more quickly and at a lower cost than rail. Because it operates in dedicated lanes and has high-quality stations, it also creates the opportunity for development around station areas to support transit ridership. The study will develop Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)-supportive policies and design guidelines that encourage development that will create benefit for and benefit from the transit investment in the corridor linking the Infinite Energy Center and Sugarloaf Mills to the regional rail system. Station access guidelines that apply to both major and minor stations will be developed.
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Project Quick Facts
A study examining the planned transit corridor that would connect the Sugarloaf area to the regional transit system.
Project Status
Study is currently underway with expected completion at the end of 2020.
