Tuscaloosa Seeking Community Feedback On Public Transit System

TUSCALOOSA, AL — The city of Tuscaloosa and the Tuscaloosa Transit Authority on Monday announced the launch of a community survey through Elevate Tuscaloosa concerning the city's transit system.

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The city says the results of the survey, which takes approximately 10 minutes to complete, will help to shape future improvements to the public transit system. The survey is available online in English and in Spanish, as well as in paper form.

Click here to take the survey in English or here for Spanish.

“A robust public transportation system is a pillar of a well-designed city,” Mayor Walt Maddox said. “Thanks to Elevate Tuscaloosa, our city is in the position to evaluate our current public transportation system and devote the resources to create and execute a comprehensive plan for improvements.”

To incentivize participation, citizens who complete the survey may choose to be entered to win either two Tuscaloosa Amphitheater concert tickets or a $100 Visa gift card.

The survey launched on Monday and will be open until March 1.

Those requesting paper copies are asked to email elevate@tuscaloosa.com.

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