There are no changes proposed to this route. It will continue to operate as it is currently designed.
Attached, in Adobe PDF format, is the current route map.
Bus_Stop_Route_5.pdf
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2 comments:
This route can't make the schedule as it is and you plan no changes? I see this bus flying past the Bay Beach area at well over the 25 MPH speed limit and sometimes even faster past Wendy's and the pantry.
i think the downtown-bay beach should go to the broadway area or have broadway area bus that goes down main to broadway to mather to gray to kellogg to ashland to dousman then back to metro that would help people that have to walk 3 or more blocks to get to a bus stop and leaving plenty of time so they don't miss the bus.
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