In early 2013, the Gateway Corridor Commission wrapped up a Transit Alternative Analysis Study (AA), spanning nearly two years, which reviewed numerous options to improve transit in the I-94 corridor from downtowns in St. Paul and Minneapolis to western Wisconsin. After extensive analysis and considerable public involvement from business leaders and residents in the community, the Gateway Corridor Commission identified two options—a dedicated bus rapid transit (BRT) and a light rail transit (LRT) line along Hudson Road from St. Paul to Woodbury—as the best options for the region.
The next phase of the study—preparation of a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)—is underway. Through the process, BRT has emerged as the preferred mode of transit.
Study Materials
Final Evaluation of Alternatives
Key Differences and Ranking of Alternatives
Round 3 Open House Presentation
Round 3 Open House Public Comments
Round 2 Open House Presentation
Round 2 Open Houses Public Comments
Round 1 Open House Presentation
Round 1 Open Houses Public Comment
Screening of Alignment Alternatives
Problem Statement/Goals and Objectives Memo