Catching the bus

From Transit Talks final report, showing two different ways to think about offering public transit service.
From Transit Talks final report, showing two different ways to think about offering public transit service.

People Mover is Anchorage’s public transit system. Budget realities are forcing new analysis on how to best serve riders with the available resources.

With limits come creativity. A new report from the transit agency shares two potential scenarios for modifying city bus service. Public meetings all this month invite community feedback and input:

Covenant House
Monday, 12/5
5:30pm – 7:30pm

Eagle River Library, Room 170
Tuesday, 12/6
5:30pm – 7:30pm

City Hall, Room 155
Thursday, 12/8
5:30pm – 7:30pm

Muldoon Library
Tuesday, 12/13
5pm – 7pm

Ocean View Elementary
Thursday, 12/15
6:30pm – 8pm

Mountain View Library
Saturday, 12/17
2pm – 4pm

That makes the timing for today’s Hometown Alaska topic especially perfect. Transit Planner Bart Rudolph will be with us in the studio. He’ll set up the system overview, describe alternatives under consideration, welcome your questions and take notes back to his team at People Mover.

So join us with your experiences, ideas and feedback.

LISTEN NOW

GUEST:

  • Bart Rudolph, People Mover transit planner

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  • LIVE BROADCAST: Wednesday, December 7, 2016, 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. (Alaska time)
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