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(MSC News)--The Kansas Department of Transportation has launched what it calls “a comprehensive bus study survey to enhance public transportation services across the state.”
According to a release from KDOT, the study will assess the current long-distance bus services provided by public transit agencies and private intercity carriers. Kansas supports three intercity bus carriers: Greyhound, Jefferson Lines and Village Travel.
Anyone can take the online, six minute survey, especially users of public transit and intercity bus services.
The survey will close November 30.
According to the release, the survey feedback KDOT receives will help shape the future of Kansas’ bus services and meet the transportation needs of residents and communities across the state.
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