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2011-01
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Minnesota Department of Transportation
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Minnesota's public transit systems provide transportation alternatives to driving alone and enable all citizens to participate in the state's communities and economy. The Minnesota Department of Transportation (Mn/DOT)'s strategic vision is to be a global leader in transportation. Mn/DOT is committed to upholding public needs and collaboration with internal and external partners to create a safe, efficient, and sustainable transportation system for the future. To that end, Mn/DOT's strategic directions include improving mobility and accessibility for all Minnesotans through the promotion of public transportation. The Greater Minnesota Transit Investment Plan projects future need for transit services in Greater Minnesota and estimates the cost of providing additional services to reduce unmet need.
In 2009, Mn/DOT completed the Greater Minnesota Transit Plan, a policy plan that defined the vision, policies, and strategies for transit in Greater Minnesota. The Greater Minnesota Transit Investment Plan identifies specific priorities for future transit investment. These investment priorities connect the goals of the policy plan to Mn/DOT's annual funding allocation to individual transit systems. The Greater Minnesota Transit Investment Plan will help decision-makers prepare for growing transit demand in Minnesota and increase public understanding of Mn/DOT's priorities for future transit investment.
In 2009, Mn/DOT completed the Greater Minnesota Transit Plan, a policy plan that defined the vision, policies, and strategies for transit in Greater Minnesota. The Greater Minnesota Transit Investment Plan identifies specific priorities for future transit investment. These investment priorities connect the goals of the policy plan to Mn/DOT's annual funding allocation to individual transit systems. The Greater Minnesota Transit Investment Plan will help decision-makers prepare for growing transit demand in Minnesota and increase public understanding of Mn/DOT's priorities for future transit investment.
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14153/mndot.16905