RTS ridership and service report
Alachua countyFlorida- Detected
- Oct 5, 2026
- 29 days ago
- Sector
- Transportation
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From the meeting
The packet attached RTS monthly ridership and productivity reports for July and August 2026. It also noted RTS Plus, including RTS Connector and ADA paratransit, was already operating. The report is useful because it shows current service demand and may inform route changes, service planning, and mobility technology or analytics work.
- Meeting date
- October 5, 2026
- Agency
- Alachua county
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