Improving the System
The Keep SA Moving plan makes improvements to the bus system, better connecting people to places of interest or opportunity. The goal is to ensure:
- All routes will have frequencies of 30 minutes or better during peak and off-peak times
- More frequent service on key corridors
- More evening, late-night and weekend service on key bus routes
The plan also proposes first- and last-mile connections with a goal to:
- Provide access to high-quality service with VIA Link
- Explore partnerships with 3rd-party transportation providers
- Explore new transportation technologies
- Expand service for everyone, including people with disabilities
The goal is to have all routes with frequencies of
30 minutes or better during weekday peak times.
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Strengthening the Foundation
VIA’s Keep SA Moving plan improves bus service and introduces rapid transit service to help address the community’s transit priorities:
• Shorter waits
• Faster connections
• Reliable service
• Modern and accessible options
Building Capital Facilities
The Keep SA Moving plan includes proposed investments in capital and technology projects designed to improve the customer experience, including:
- Mobility hubs that connect bus service to ride-share service
- Integrated information about third-party transportation providers for VIA customers
- Upgraded current trip planning and booking technology
Additionally, the plan recommends planning, designing, purchasing land and building a second maintenance and operations facility.
Benefiting From
Frequent Service
A goal of the plan is to enhance the system so that 42% more residents will have increased access to frequent bus service that runs every 15 minutes or better during peak times.
Source: US Census LEHD On The Map 2017 and VIA Draft Plan
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Give us your feedback on VIA’s transit network to improve frequency and better fit the needs of our growing region.