Shaping the future of Bus Rapid Transit

VIA is bringing Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) to the San Antonio area. Not since we first started service 30 years ago has VIA introduced such a significant and distinctive transit option for our community.

BRT uses rubber-tire, high capacity vehicles; improved fare collection systems; some exclusive lane use; and controlled traffic signals to move riders more efficiently. Boarding will take place at stations rather than bus stops. In the end, riders using this premier transit service will get to their destinations faster.

The BRT line, scheduled to launch in 2012, will be along Fredericksburg Road traveling from the South Texas Medical Center to downtown San Antonio. This line will change the face of the Fredericksburg Road corridor by offering 8 to 10 miles of streetscape improvements and numerous opportunities for transit-oriented development.

BRT is a new concept for our city. We encourage everyone in the community to learn about the project and get involved. Help us shape the future of Bus Rapid Transit.





PROJECT UPDATES


10/28/08 BRT Delayed for 90 Days
On October 28, 2008 the VIA Board of Trustees voted to delay work on the Fredericksburg Road BRT project for 90 days to allow time for reports to be prepared by the City/County Transportation Task Force. Project updates will resume after the 90-day delay has expired.

UPCOMING MEETINGS


There are no scheduled public meetings at this time. However, if you would like VIA to present information about Bus Rapid Transit to your association or group, please contact us by email or call us at 210-362-2222.
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