The Round Rock Transportation Department has begun the process of developing a transit development plan to help guide its public transportation efforts for the next 10 years.
The city last laid out its long-term vision for public transportation in its 2015 transit master plan. Round Rock Transportation Director Gary Hudder said since that time, population growth and a changing business landscape have created new transit needs for the city.
“We're trying to stay on a schedule of about every five years, might slip to six, to do updates to those master plans in effort to try and keep up with how fast the community's changing,” Hudder said.
He added the addition of service businesses in particular spurred more demand for public transportation.
