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The 25-Year Transit Network
With your input, BC Transit has developed a vision for the future of transit that focuses on establishing transit corridors. Featuring the hwy 97 RapidBus and the Frequent Transit Network, which operates at least every 15 min, 15 hours, 7 days/week, the primary network will support and sustain walkable, dense communities.
In addition to the primary network, the Transit Future plan will use four service layers, tailoring different types of transit to community needs.
The Network Vision map below shows the rapid, frequent and regional transit corridors. While not shown on the map, the network will be complemented by local and specialty services such as handyDART.
Plan Details
System Review
A
review of current and future land use trends, demographic trends, and the travel
patterns in the community and the transit system. This information will clarify
the future transit needs of the Central Okanagan to 2035.
Vision
and Goals
The Transit Future Plan defines the long term vision and
goals for transit services that reflect the region's desires and aspirations.
The vision will focus on building the reliability, simplicity, and efficiency
of transit.
The
25-Year Transit Network
The future transit network identifies primary
transit corridors, transit service types, fleet and facilities. The planned network
will use four service layers, tailoring different types of transit to community
needs.
Priority Implementation
The implementation section describes
how we'll evolve from the current transit system to the future network vision.
By prioritizing the order of improvements to transit service we'll work to ensure
all future transit investments are sustainable and meaningful for many years to
come.
Community Engagement
The
Transit Future Plan follows an inclusive, collaborative process that relies on
your participation to ensure the future transit system meets the diverse needs
of the region.