St. Louis Bus Rapid Transit
The St. Louis Bus Rapid Transit is part of a series of proposed bus rapid transit corridors being developed by Metro, formerly called Bi-State Development Agency's Moving Transit Forward Plan.
| Locale | Greater St. Louis |
|---|---|
| Service type | Bus rapid transit |
| Routes | 5 (planned) |
| Destinations | 10 (planned) |
| Operator | Bi-State Development Agency |
| Website | Moving Transit Forward homepage |
Proposal
Bus rapid transit has been a favorable option for St. Louisians. According to Metro, there are five corridors that are being considered and planned. The routes will be highway based and might converge in Downtown St. Louis on Memorial Drive.
Proposed routes
Grand Line
- Grand BRT Line
- From North St. Louis to South St. Louis on Grand Boulevard.
I-70 Line
- I-70 BRT Line
- From Downtown St. Louis to St. Charles
I-64 Line
- I-64 BRT Line
- From Downtown St. Louis to Chesterfield.
I-44 Line
- I-44 BRT Line
- From Downtown St. Louis to Eureka and Pacific.
I-55 Line
- I-55 BRT Line
- From Downtown St. Louis to Arnold.
gollark: Probably. But I don't think you can tell which is which unless you hardcode the positions or something.
gollark: Anyway, I haven't implemented *targeted* GPS spoofing yet, because it's not very useful and I don't control an entire dimension of GPS servers, but it might be interesting to experiment with.
gollark: It also relies on SPUDNET, which is closed-source right now because I can't be bothered to upload it somewhere.
gollark: The server is on my pastebin, but I never got round to writing a client for it.
gollark: What, SGNS?
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