Help inform our statewide public transportation plan!
Connect New Mexico: the NM Statewide Public Transportation Plan will evaluate the needs of New Mexico's rural, urban, and intercity public transportation services. The plan will present transit investment projects and programs for the next ten years
What will this project include?
The plan will identify, define, and prioritize transit programs and investments to fill gaps in the existing network of services across the state. The plan will provide recommendations that align with goals of the state's Long Range Transportation Plan: Safety, Mobility and Accessibility, Program Delivery, and Asset Management.
What's the timeline for this project?
FALL 2022
BEGIN!
SPRING 2023
Regional Meetings
EARLY 2023
Rider Survey
WINTER 2022
Data Analysis & Stakeholder Interviews
FALL 2022
Project Kickoff
SPRING 2023
State of the System Report
SUMMER 2023
SUMMER 2023
FALL 2023
Draft Recommendations & Prioritized List of Programs and Investments
Draft Report
Final Report
How can I get involved?
Rider Survey
The rider survey focused on transit riders and members of the public. Responses and feedback will help our project team learn how people currently use public transportation in New Mexico and how it can better serve them in the future. The survey was available online and was also distributed on buses and vans in paper format. Responses were collected between February and April, 2023.
Regional Meetings
We hosted meetings online and in your community during the weeks of April 17 and April 25.
For those that participated – thank you! Similar to the survey, the information and feedback collected during these meetings will help inform our study recommendations.
Have questions or comments?
If you have questions about our study or want to share your input, please reach out to NMDOT project manager Gabrielle Chavez at Gabrielle.Chavez@dot.nm.gov
Check out project resources
Project-related documents will be posted here as they are completed.
State of the System Report
This report summarizes New Mexico’s existing transit network and available services, highlighting current performance, outstanding needs, and notable accomplishments. The report will also highlight preliminary findings from stakeholder and rider engagement.