Southern Oregon I-5 Transit Corridor Study - Outreach Effort #2 |
About the Project
Earlier this year, we surveyed individuals across Southern Oregon to gather their perspectives on existing transit use in the region, unmet needs, and opportunities for potential bus service along the I-5 corridor. In all, the views of over 150 participants helped to determine key considerations and refine potential alternatives for future service, including:
- When to operate the service: respondents expressed the most interest in daytime, weekday service
- Where to operate the service: key destinations along I-5 include Roseburg, Myrtle Creek, Canyonville, Grants Pass, and Medford
- Frequency of service: buses operating every 2–3 hours
- Rider priorities: frequency of departures, affordable fares, and reliable on-time performance
- Connections to other transit: connections to Amtrak, UPTD, Greyhound, RVTD, and Pacific Crest Bus Lines
In this round of public engagement, we are interested in gathering your thoughts on the proposed service models and other planned elements of future service. These proposed options incorporate feedback we heard from the community earlier. Whether or not you participated in the first round of surveying, we appreciate your feedback here.