Public Survey Focuses on Transportation in Tri-State
Whether you're commuting to work, heading to a doctor's appointment, or simply trying to get across town, transportation affects nearly every part of daily life.
Now, residents throughout the Tri-State have an opportunity to help shape what transportation could look like in the future.
A new Regional Transit Feasibility Study is asking people who live, work, or travel in Henderson, Vanderburgh, and Warrick counties to share their thoughts through a public survey.
What Is the Survey About?
The Regional Transit Feasibility Study is evaluating the area's current transportation needs while exploring opportunities to improve mobility throughout the region.
Officials are looking for feedback from a wide range of people, including:
- Residents
- Daily commuters
- Employers
- Students
- Seniors
- Visitors
You don't have to be a current public transportation rider to participate. Organizers say they also want to hear from people who would like to see additional transportation options in the future.
Why Your Feedback Matters
The survey is designed to help planners better understand how people travel throughout the region and identify areas where transportation improvements could make the biggest impact.
Community feedback could help shape future transportation solutions that improve access to:
- Jobs
- Healthcare
- Schools and colleges
- Shopping
- Other community destinations
Whether that means expanding existing services, improving regional connections, or identifying unmet transportation needs, organizers say public input will play an important role in the planning process.
How to Participate
The survey is available online and takes just a few minutes to complete.
Residents have until August 31, 2026, to submit their feedback.
Those interested in participating can find the survey here.
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