Unmet Transit Needs

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In its role as the Transportation Development Act fund administrator, the Transportation Agency solicits public input to identify unmet transit needs. An unmet transit need is a public transportation need that the public transportation system is not currently meeting and would be expected to generate sufficient ridership to meet the required 15% farebox recovery ratio, as required by the Transportation Development Act.

See more information about the unmet transit needs process here:

Changes to the Unmet Transit Needs Process About the Unmet Transit Needs Process 2023 TAMC Unmet Transit Needs List.pdf

The Transportation Agency will hold two virtual public hearings to collect comments on unmet transit needs. The hearings will be virtually through Zoom on the following dates and times:

February 28, 2024, 9am: Transportation Agency Board of Directors
March 27, 2024, 1pm: MST Mobility Advisory Committee:

Comments for the 2024 Unment Transit Needs process will be accepted through April 30, 2024.

Unmet Transit Needs - Public Comment Form

If you have any questions about the unmet transit needs process, contact Aaron Hernandez at (831) 775-4412 or via email: aaron@tamcmonterey.org

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