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Public can help shape Gwinnett transit plan

The public can help shape Gwinnett’s future transit plans by participating in an online survey. Courtesy Gwinnett County
The public can help shape Gwinnett’s future transit plans by participating in an online survey. Courtesy Gwinnett County
By Karen Huppertz
Aug 1, 2017

Gwinnett County Transit has kicked off their Comprehensive Transit Development Plan called ‘Connect Gwinnett’. This is the first time Gwinnett County Transit has undertaken a comprehensive planning process since their formation. The plan will examine the current system and identify short-, medium- and long-term plans and future funding sources. Currently, GCT is made up of six local routes and five express routes; the plan will examine the existing system and identify future needs.

The public can participate by completing an online survey at: www.tinyurl.com/GwinnettTransitSurvey.

Information about Connect Gwinnett: www.tinyurl.com/Connect-Gwinnett.

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