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Metro Transit is setting station locations along the future METRO F Line. The Draft Corridor Plan is now available for review and comment. This first draft of the Corridor Plan includes 32 proposed station locations and how they will fit into the 13-mile bus rapid transit (BRT) corridor along Central, 53rd, and University avenues.
The purpose of the F Line Corridor Plan is to identify the locations of stations and platforms and provide policy direction to Metro Transit to begin detailed design for the F Line BRT project. The corridor planning process provides opportunities for effective agency coordination and meaningful public engagement to shape this investment in the Route 10 bus corridor.
Before the pandemic, customers took about 7,000 daily rides in the Route 10 corridor. Route 10 has historically been one of Metro Transit’s busiest bus routes and has continued to provide important service throughout the pandemic, remaining one of the highest ridership bus routes in the region in 2020-2022. High-quality transit remains important in this corridor, and Metro Transit is planning for current and future needs with the F Line.
Metro Transit is seeking community feedback on proposed F Line station locations. Explore the plan and provide comments on proposed F Line stations by December 5, 2022. Learn how you can participate in the process at metrotransit.org/f-line-engagement, including how to register to attend our virtual open house meeting on November 15 at 6:30 p.m.
If you have any questions, need further accommodations on accessing plan materials, or if your group is interested in hosting project presentation, please contact project staff at FLine@metrotransit.org or by phone at 651-829-5305.
What's in the Corridor Plan?
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Station maps highlight the intersections with proposed F Line stations and the planned location of platforms within each intersection
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More information on BRT station facilities and service characteristics, potential changes to Route 10 and other bus service, and priorities for potential bus priority treatments
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