New Braunfels Transit Connection Study
About This Study
This study will establish a regional vision for transit and a path to implement it. The study will identify high demand and critical destinations and gaps in transit access. Connectivity to and from the City of New Braunfels, the City of San Antonio, the City of Seguin, the City of San Marcos (as it relates to the regional aspect of the study) and the areas in between these cities will be the focus of this study. Possible transit connections will be identified to implement the vision and fill these gaps. This study will function as a living document that is updated over time and will inform the 2050 MTP update and future MTPs.
Final Deliverables
New Braunfels Transit Connection Study - NEW
This Final Report presents the consolidated findings and recommendations developed through travel demand, corridor identification, service planning, transfer coordination, multimodal access, fare integration, technology systems, interlocal coordination, and park-and-ride (P&R) opportunities. Collectively, these studies evaluate both the operational and institutional considerations necessary to support successful regional transit implementation.
Final Documents
- Final Report
- Executive Summary/Recommendations
- Stakeholder Engagement Summary Updated on 7/1/26
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Proposed Corridors Alignments and Stops
Top travel corridors derived for the New Braunfels Transit Study. The travel corridors were developed using the top OD pairs between sectors/subareas in the AAMPO and the CAMPO regions. Displayed schedules are auto-generated by Remix and not reflective of final operational schedules.