Flagstaff- Lessons Learned from the MountainLineGo MicroTransit Project
Date Published: October 17, 2022
MountainLine’s Microtransit project utilized on-demand microtransit technology to coordinate paratransit service and connect people to the broader transit system in Flagstaff, Arizona. The project designed an inclusive engagement process that empowered a group of steering committee members to plan, design and implement an on-demand microtransit service. Through their engagement processes, the steering committee was able to prioritize accessibility, equity, inclusion and functionality of the transit service.
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