SHORTER WAITS

If approved, most buses would run every 15–30 minutes on weekdays, with improved evening and weekend service. Weekday routes would no longer have one-hour gaps between buses.

When the Bus Comes More Often, More of Your Day is Within Reach

Today, many trips still hinge on a bus that runs only once an hour. 86% of current routes would run more often.

Weekday Route Frequency Improvements

3 7 18 24 7 0 15 Minutes 30 Minutes 60 Minutes CURRENT ROUTES PROPOSED ROUTES

Three Stream rapid routes

Stream rapid routes would expand from one route to three, with buses every 15 minutes on weekdays and every 20 minutes evenings and weekends.

Fewer stops mean you get where you’re going sooner. New shelters, benches, solar lighting and real-time arrival signs are all part of the bus stop upgrades.

140,000 People within a 10-minute walk or roll.

More than 140,000 people live within a ten-minute walk or roll of these routes, and there are approximately 110,000 jobs located within a half-mile of these routes.

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More Within Reach

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PLACES

New routes, plus seasonal waterfront trolleys and special event service.

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SHORTER
WAITS

More routes running more often, and no more one-hour waits on weekdays.

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CONNECTIONS

Better local transfers and improved connections to rail.

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OPTIONS

Longer hours, expanded paratransit, and fare-free rides for seniors.