Every three to four years, public transit operators typically update their transit plans to reflect changes in population, to respond to gaps in the transportation system, to evaluate their existing services, and to analyze possible new ways to provide service that may be more cost effective. Placer County Transit, Roseville Transit, Auburn Transit, Lincoln Transit, and PRIDE Industries, as the CTSA of Placer County, embarked on just such a process last summer, when public workshops were held to hear what citizens had to say about making transit work better. That input has been folded into draft seven year transit plans, which were the subject of the workshops held on August 17, 2004 in Auburn and Roseville.

» See Workshop Press Release

Updated Short Range Transit Plans are available (in PDF) for:

Auburn Transit
Final SRTP Report (7.2 mb)

Lincoln Transit
Final SRTP Report (2009) (7.5 mb)

Roseville Transit
Final SRTP Report (Feb. 2005) (8.7 mb)

Placer County Transit
Final SRTP Report (8.2 mb)

Pride/CTSA
Final SRTP Report (6.8 mb)
 

Tahoe Area Regional Transit (TART)
Revised DRAFT Report (17.9 mb)
DRAFT Chapter 9 Only (2.1 mb)