The Transit
Development Plan (TDP) is a tactical guide for developing, improving,
cultivating, and evolving public transportation in Lee County over the next 10
years. The TDP includes funded and unfunded requirements, operational
and capital priorities, and implementation and economic plans related to
various improvement projects. The TDP includes an assessment of
existing services offered by LeeTran, as well as projected demand for new
services based on social and economic trends in Lee County. The TDP must be updated annually in
order to receive state funding assistance. The updated plan will serve as
a guide for the future of public transportation in Lee County. LeeTran has made
it a practice to use the TDP to not only satisfy Florida Department of
Transportation (FDOT) requirements, but to also foster consensus among local
decision-makers and citizens on how to strategically implement the long-term
vision and achieve transit-related community goals. The comprehensive
operational analysis (COA) aims to provide short-term recommendations to
improve the public transit network based on current social, demographic, and
economic trends. The COA provides a transitional blueprint to achieve the
long-term goals included in the TDP. These two plans work in concert with one
another to provide high-quality transit services as Lee County continues to
grow towards the 1 million population mark.
2021-2030 Transit Development Plan (TDP)
FINAL TDP
TDP Workshop
LeeTran TDP Public Workshop Presentation
with Text
LeeTran TDP Workshop Questions & Answers
LeeTran TDP Workshop Video Recording