Placer Bus Stop Facilities Assessment and Improvement Plan

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 Take the Survey Now (available through February 6, 2026)

We want to hear from you! Help us improve bus stops across western Placer County by taking the online survey via the link, above (or by selecting the image below), and let us know what works and what improvements you'd like to see for bus stops within the county. Completing the survey gives you a chance to win a $50 Safeway gift card.

Image promotes a survey from Placer County Transportation Planning Agency, closing on February 6, 2026.

Building Better Connections, Creating a Better Transit Experience

Discover how western Placer County is improving transit access! Watch our new video below showcasing the Placer Bus Stop Facilities Assessment and Improvement Plan and its vision for safer, more accessible, and convenient bus stops.

 Placer County Transportation Planning Agency (PCTPA) is excited to support development of the  Placer Bus Stop Facilities Assessment and Improvement Plan. We are building on recent planning efforts by PCTPA and Roseville Transit, including their  Comprehensive Operational Analyses and Short-Range Transit Plan, to enhance public transit services in Placer County. 

This project is a countywide effort to enhance the comfort, safety, and accessibility of over 250 Placer County Transit, Roseville Transit, and former Auburn Transit Loop bus stops. Bus stops are more than just waiting areas; they are the gateway to western Placer County’s transit system. This project will assess current conditions and identify opportunities to create a more consistent, accessible, safe, and comfortable passenger experience. 

What the Plan Will Deliver

  • Inventory assessing the current conditions of bus stops in western Placer County 
  • Unified design standards for bus stops 
  • Prioritized program to upgrade bus stops 
  • Cost estimates and funding strategies to support future investments

 This project will result in future bus stop designs that are not just functional but also visually aligned with the respective local community’s character. The goal is to create upgrades that feel cohesive and elevate the overall experience of public transit spaces and provide pieces of infrastructure communities are proud of. 

Project Timeline

Timeline for bus stop improvements from Summer 2025 to Spring 2026: reports, data analysis, outreach, and planning.

 Stay Involved

Check back here regularly for updates, draft materials, and ways to get involved as the project moves forward. Click here to receive project updates and be notified of opportunities to provide feedback.