Share Your Thoughts About Transit Wednesday

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Representatives from ATG | DCCM, an engineering consulting company, will be holding drop-in "office hours" on Wednesday, May 21, for anyone who would like to provide input for the ongoing transit improvement study.

DCCM representatives are inviting members of the campus and Fayetteville community to visit them at the Pat Walker Health Center in rooms 1046-1048 any time from 8:30 a.m. to noon and provide feedback on Razorback Transit. Participants are encouraged to come prepared with experiences riding the buses and ideas for improvement.

About the Study

Razorback Transit has brought on DCCM to evaluate its current operations. Through the study, the Transit Department and DCCM will identify and equip strategic changes and improvements to maximize ridership and provide a premier quality of service. A primary goal of the study is for the university and city-wide community to consider Razorback Transit a top-tier mobility option.

ATG will be focused on establishing baseline improvements to support access to transit services. They will also be looking to bridge or mitigate some of the parking challenges on and around campus through transit assistance.

No reservation is required. Participants are encouraged to come prepared with any feedback on Razorback Transit's operations.