Greater Minnesota Transit Plan

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Purpose

The Greater Minnesota Transit Plan (GMTP) aims to update MnDOT's transit policies, assess mobility needs, and establish goals and strategies for public transit in both rural and urban regions. It promotes coordinated, equitable, and innovative mobility, reflecting recent trends and guiding post-COVID-19 transit priorities. The GMTP will develop clear metrics for evaluating policy implementation, with MnDOT's Office of Transit and Active Transportation collaborating with various stakeholders to shape the future of transit in Greater Minnesota. The plan builds on previous related plans to create comprehensive transit strategies and recommendations.

Plan Goals

  • Update MnDOT's transit policies
  • Increase mobility and access for all Minnesotans
  • Establish goals and strategies for public transit that promote coordinated, equitable, and innovative mobility
  • Guide priorities for transit service and investments post-COVID-19
  • Develop clear and understandable metrics for both rural and urban systems
  • Create future transit strategies, policies, and recommendations that shape the future of transit in Minnesota

Opportunities for engagement

Your feedback will help us understand public transit needs in Minnesota and make policies and recommendations to address these challenges. You can share your thoughts in the following ways:

  • Sign up for email updates
  • Stay up to date on project news
  • Ask questions or submit a comment to the project team
  • Share your ideas
  • Join the Representing Inclusive Diverse Experiences (RIDE) Advisory Task Force

Click the tabs below to share your thoughts and ideas or to become part of the RIDE Advisory Task Force:

Purpose

The Greater Minnesota Transit Plan (GMTP) aims to update MnDOT's transit policies, assess mobility needs, and establish goals and strategies for public transit in both rural and urban regions. It promotes coordinated, equitable, and innovative mobility, reflecting recent trends and guiding post-COVID-19 transit priorities. The GMTP will develop clear metrics for evaluating policy implementation, with MnDOT's Office of Transit and Active Transportation collaborating with various stakeholders to shape the future of transit in Greater Minnesota. The plan builds on previous related plans to create comprehensive transit strategies and recommendations.

Plan Goals

  • Update MnDOT's transit policies
  • Increase mobility and access for all Minnesotans
  • Establish goals and strategies for public transit that promote coordinated, equitable, and innovative mobility
  • Guide priorities for transit service and investments post-COVID-19
  • Develop clear and understandable metrics for both rural and urban systems
  • Create future transit strategies, policies, and recommendations that shape the future of transit in Minnesota

Opportunities for engagement

Your feedback will help us understand public transit needs in Minnesota and make policies and recommendations to address these challenges. You can share your thoughts in the following ways:

  • Sign up for email updates
  • Stay up to date on project news
  • Ask questions or submit a comment to the project team
  • Share your ideas
  • Join the Representing Inclusive Diverse Experiences (RIDE) Advisory Task Force

Click the tabs below to share your thoughts and ideas or to become part of the RIDE Advisory Task Force:

  • Greater Minnesota Transit Plan Information

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    You can access project information, view previous engagement materials, learn about upcoming engagement events, and share your ideas and feedback on how to improve transit in Greater Minnesota. Don't forget to subscribe to our email list to stay updated on the latest project information and engagement activities.

Page last updated: 14 Nov 2024, 05:57 AM