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Metro presents Community Connector study framework to identify shuttle and mobility‑hub opportunities
Summary
Metro staff described a framework to identify community connector shuttles and mobility hubs in suburban/exurban areas, seeking local input on near‑term shuttle sites and hub features.
Metro staffer Ally Homequest described the Community Connector Transit Study and asked WCCC members for feedback on a developing policy framework to identify shuttle opportunity areas and mobility hubs.
Homequest said the study focuses on gaps at the region's edges — lower‑density suburban and exurban neighborhoods, employment clusters, recreation destinations and off‑peak (shift‑worker) needs — and proposes three opportunity categories: sites ready for near‑term shuttles, locations where temporary shuttles could build ridership pending future transit, and areas for longer‑term planning.…
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