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Thursday, April 24, 2025
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Click here for coordinated regional transportation plans and supporting documents provided by the Brazos Valley Council of Governments.

2022-2026 Coordinated Regional Public Transportation Plan

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Documents

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Months to Create

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Planning Stakeholders Involved

110

Pages Total

The 2022-2026 Coordinated Transportation Plan Update consists of three major sections that was developed through two federally funded grants awarded through TXDOT for the period that began in September 2020 and was continued through August 2022. This was an 18-month process, which has identified goals and strategies for improving transportation for target populations throughout the Brazos Valley region. We are incredibly thankful for our committed stakeholders who provided their feedback and hard work in completing this process.


INVENTORY 

Collect transportation resources throughout the region.


GAP ANALYSIS 

Identify gaps within the system, and perform a comprehensive needs assessment.


MAKE A PLAN

Create a plan update to carry out goals &  objectives, fill gaps, & prepare for future needs.

Importance of Coordinated Planning

Coordinating public transportation continues to remain as a primary focus of BVCOG transportation staff.  Coordination can improve service quality (more on-time services, drivers with better training, better vehicles), allow transportation services to be available to more people, expand to larger service areas, and centralize oversight and management. In short, coordination is a technique for better resource management.

Why Plan?

Coordinating public transportation continues to remain as a primary focus of BVCOG transportation staff.  Coordination can improve service quality (more on-time services, drivers with better training, better vehicles), allow transportation services to be available to more people, expand to larger service areas, and centralize oversight and management. In short, coordination is a technique for better resource management.

Role of Coordinating Transportation Planning

BVCOG has been tasked to help our region gain this kind of coordination. With cooperation from The District (formerly Brazos Transit District), the Bryan/College Station Metropolitan Planning Organization, health and human services agencies, and many others, BVCOG leads the planning process for health and human service transportation in the Brazos Valley. Our Transportation Workgroup meets bi-monthly to help fill transportation gaps throughout the region by coordinating with all area transit providers.

Supplemental Documents

2017 Coordinated Regional Public Transportation Plan

Transit-Friendly Ordinances Report (FY 2015)

TxDOT Public Transportation Division:

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Brazos Valley Council of Governments

      

Brazos Valley Council of Governments

Email: info@bvcog.org

Operator: (979) 595-2800

Direct Ext.: (979) 595-2801

Fax: (979) 595-2810

Physical Address: 3991 East 29th, Bryan, Texas 77802

Mailing Address: P.O. Drawer 4128, Bryan, Texas 77805-4128

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