Collin County Transit Study

Map thumbnail of Collin County Transit Planning Study area, outlining DART, cities requesting planning assistance, and Transportation Management Association  Map thumbnail of Irving to Frisco Corridor Study area

With assistance from HDR, the North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) completed the Collin County Transit Study alongside the Irving-Frisco Rail Corridor Study in 2021. Two project advisory committees, one for each study, consisting of elected officials and city staff, as well as transportation agency staff for stakeholder communities, guided the direction of each study and approved the recommendations to ensure that the results would be useful for each community.

Collin County Transit Study

The Collin County transit study revealed a patchwork of existing public transportation services. While the study provides recommendations for services and focus areas based on the varying needs throughout the county, the ultimate conclusion is that Collin County needs a more structured approach to governance and funding to improve public transportation.


 

 Click Here to view the full Collin County Transit Study Report

 

Other Documents

Thumbnail of the Collin County Transit Study fact sheet.


 Collin County Transit Study Factsheet  – A brief overview of the study's goals


Thumbnail for transit oriented development guidelines report.

Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Guidelines – A comprehensive guide to the implementation of TOD in Collin County


The Cost of Not Investing in Transit – Whitepaper on why transit investment is necessary


Irving-Frisco Corridor Study

The Irving – Frisco Corridor study focuses on the station area and demand analysis of commuter rail service between Irving and Frisco, with a potential extension to Celina. Much like the Collin County transit study, the rail corridor study concluded that a common transit governance model, ultimately joining an existing transit authority, was necessary to maintain reliable operations through the various communities, interface with existing rail transit, and coordinate operations with existing freight rail providers. Interim solutions were explored that maximized the use of existing rail availability (infrastructure and time slots) to produce limited pilot service under a local government corporation (LGC) model.

 

   Click Here to view the full Irving-Frisco Corridor Study Report


Other Documents

Meeting Information
Date Meeting Materials
August 17, 2021 Joint Collin County Transit Study/Irving to Frisco Passenger Rail Corridor PAC Presentation
June 17, 2021 Irving to Frisco Corridor Study PAC Presentation
June 3, 2021 Collin County Transit Planning Study PAC Presentation
May 20, 2021 Irving to Frisco Corridor Study PAC Presentation
May 13, 2021 Collin County Transit Planning Study PAC Presentation
April 15, 2021 Irving to Frisco Corridor Study PAC Presentation
April 1, 2021 Collin County Transit Planning Study PAC Presentation
February 4, 2021 Collin County Transit Planning Study PAC Presentation
January 21, 2021 Irving to Frisco Corridor Study PAC Presentation
December 17, 2020 Irving to Frisco Corridor Study PAC Presentation
December 3, 2020 Collin County Transit Planning Study PAC Presentation
October 15, 2020 Irving to Frisco Corridor Study PAC Presentation
October 1, 2020 Irving to Frisco Corridor Study PAC Presentation
September 17, 2020 Irving to Frisco Corridor Study PAC Presentation
September 3, 2020 Collin County Transit Planning Study PAC Presentation
August 6, 2020 Collin County Transit Planning Study PAC Presentation
August 6, 2020 Irving to Frisco Corridor Study PAC Presentation
June 18, 2020 Collin County Transit Planning Study PAC Presentation
June 18, 2020 Irving to Frisco Corridor Study PAC Presentation
May 21, 2020 Collin County Transit Planning Study PAC Presentation
May 21, 2020 Irving to Frisco Corridor Study PAC Presentation

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Project Contact:  Brendon Wheeler