METRO's BOOST Network

The METRONext Moving Forward Plan includes enhancements to 17 high-ridership bus routes.

What are the improvements?

A Better Walk

New or improved sidewalks along and/or near the route
Improved crosswalks at intersections for your safety
Improved accessibility along the route with safer crossings and new ramps for wheelchair and stroller access

A Better Stop

A Better Ride

Faster and more reliable service with streamlined stops along the route
Traffic signal improvements at key intersections to improve bus speed and reliability by reducing the time buses spend waiting at red lights
Improvements designed to create easy traffic flow for buses and cars

Yes. The first routes to receive a “BOOST” will be the 54 Scott and 56 Airline / Montrose.

Planning in progress.

11-mile stretch of service between the Downtown Transit Center and the MLK Health Center (north of Almeda-Genoa).

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Construction in progress.

1.5-mile stretch of Studewood St. between White Oak Drive and Cavalcade St.

Bus shelters at every stop
Sidewalk improvements and ramps on:
- Studewood St.
- Merrill St.
- 11th St.
- Temple St.
- 13th St.
- 14th St.
New sidewalks connecting bus stops to:
- Hogg Middle School
- Proctor Plaza Park & Community Center
- Heights High School
Pedestrian crossing improvements

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