Johnson County unveils 'foundational' transit plan to boost frequency, shrink microtransit footprint
Johnson County presented a strategic transit plan proposing a 'foundational' system that raises frequency on core corridors, standardizes hourly local routes, reduces microtransit coverage inside the 435 loop, and calls for a phased rebrand and return-to-fares.
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Johnson County staff presented a 64-page Johnson County Transit strategic plan on Nov. 13 that recommends a foundational service-level change focused on improving frequency on core corridors, reducing microtransit geographic coverage, and setting up tools to evaluate where future service should grow.
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