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Bus Rapid Transit

Bus rapid transit (BRT) is a high-quality transit system that delivers fast, comfortable and cost-effective service. According to the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), BRT includes dedicated lanes, busways, traffic signal priority, off-board fare collection, elevated platforms, and enhanced stations. Technology such as interactive station maps and stoplight priority allow travel times to be consistent and reliable. In addition, vehicles will be powered by alternative fuels or electricity, helping to promote sustainability.

Hover over the dots on the image below to see all the unique features that will be included in LCRT stations.

Center Running Stations

Side Running Stations

What makes BRT unique?

  • Frequency

    LCRT vehicles will arrive every 10 minutes for most of the day. With that frequency, riders won't have to keep a careful eye on the time. They can simply show up at a station and know their ride will be there soon.

  • Reliability

    LCRT’s route design will help keep vehicles on schedule. Transit-only lanes and first priority at stoplights will help provide fast, reliable service. Mobile ticketing and off-board fare payment will minimize the amount of time it takes to board BRT vehicles. This means less time spent at the stations, both for you and the vehicles.

  • Comfort

    From vehicles to stations, LCRT will be a comfortable experience. Vehicles will be quiet and eco-friendly. Wifi will be available onboard and at stations. CCTV cameras at sheltered stations will offer additional security. Level boarding means no more climbing stairs and a better experience for people who use wheelchairs or push strollers.

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