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The City of Regina is doing a Transportation Master Plan refresh/update to improve how we travel across Regina. A Transportation Master Plan is a comprehensive guide to make all ways of getting around safer, more accessible and more sustainable.
The new Transportation Master Plan will help the City move forward with investments in transportation projects over the next 25 years. It will provide a clear roadmap for how the City will improve sidewalks, streets, bike routes, pathways, transit, parking access and more.
Why Your Input Matters
We want to hear residents’ input and feedback on their experiences in getting around Regina. What we learn from the community will help shape the Transportation Master Plan.
We will keep you informed and will provide feedback on how community input influenced the creation of the Transportation Master Plan.
The City of Regina is doing a Transportation Master Plan refresh/update to improve how we travel across Regina. A Transportation Master Plan is a comprehensive guide to make all ways of getting around safer, more accessible and more sustainable.
The new Transportation Master Plan will help the City move forward with investments in transportation projects over the next 25 years. It will provide a clear roadmap for how the City will improve sidewalks, streets, bike routes, pathways, transit, parking access and more.
Why Your Input Matters
We want to hear residents’ input and feedback on their experiences in getting around Regina. What we learn from the community will help shape the Transportation Master Plan.
We will keep you informed and will provide feedback on how community input influenced the creation of the Transportation Master Plan.
I understand Saskatoon is construing a LINK rapid bus system. When will Regina do the same?
Huberg
asked
about 1 month ago
Full implementation of a bus rapid transit system remains a long-term priority for the City of Regina and is anticipated in the next 25 years. In the near term, the City is enhancing the existing transit network by increasing service frequency, particularly along key express routes.
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