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What transit ideas should Omaha borrow from other cities?
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Borrow ideas from other cities that have been shown to work
Jun 28, 2012 Angela Being Reviewed
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Thank you for your interest and participation in the Central Omaha Transit Alternatives Analysis. Your participation is critical in identifying transit options that will provide a safe, efficient, economical, attractive, and integrated transit system that offers convenient, accessible, and affordable mobility within Omaha’s urban core. Your comments have been reviewed by Metro, the City of Omaha, and the Consulting Team and will be used to help identify the preferred alternative.

We encourage you to stay involved in the process.
Next Steps:Join us to evaluate different transit options and to help identify potential route alignments in the Central Omaha area.

Date: Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Location: Old Mattress Factory, 2nd Floor, 501 N. 13th St, Omaha
Time: 5-7:30 p.m.
Agenda:
5:30 p.m.: Meeting sign-in
5:45 p.m.: Presentation
6:00 p.m.: Small Group Mapping Exercise (identification of possible transit routes and modes)
6:45 p.m.: Small Group Reports
7:15 p.m.: Wrap-up
7:30 p.m.: Meeting Ends

What "work" means here is not clear because the goals of this exercise would need to be further articulated. Is it to enable everyone to get to and from work via public transit? To the grocery store? Is it to get people to stop driving their single-occupancy vehicles altogether (I'd like to have that option!)? Depending on the goal(s), surely other cities have figured out good strategies that work well (with evidence to show it). We should study these and then figure out what can work here. I'd like to see a menu of possibilities with costs and benefits (broadly understood) upon which I can comment or discuss.

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