Boca Raton agency updates downtown mobility plan, autonomous shuttle pilot and quick‑build safety projects
City staff reported rising Boca Connect ridership, described an autonomous shuttle pilot with fixed stops and limited hours, and previewed an East–West connectivity study examining at‑grade and grade‑separated crossings, quick‑build safety pilots and adaptive signals; staff said ADA service remains available via an ADA van.
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Boca Raton officials gave the Community Redevelopment Agency an update Tuesday on a package of downtown mobility efforts that includes the Boca Connect on‑demand service, a limited autonomous‑shuttle pilot and an East–West connectivity study looking at pedestrian crossings across the railroad tracks.
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