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LYMMO Study Overview

LYNX and the City of Orlando are partnering to evaluate the expansion of the LYMMO circulator system. This LYMMO Study will provide a fresh look at transit modes, alignment alternatives, ridership demand, costs and impacts, and potential funding strategies associated with an expanded LYMMO service. The study is being conducted following Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Alternative Analysis procedures to keep open the prospect of future federal funding for an expanded LYMMO system.

newLocally Preferred Alternatives- North and South Corridors

During the previous months, public input and technical analysis were conducted on the draft Locally Preferred Alternative (LPA) for the North and South LYMMO Corridors. The public comments have led to the refinement for the locally preferred North and South LYMMO Corridors to be presented to Orlando City Council, LYNX Board of Directors and MetroPlan Orlando Board (See upcoming Agency meetings) and (See presentation of the recommended North and South LYMMO Corridors).

Locally Preferred Alternative

Parramore BRT & East/West Corridor

Since April 2010, LYNX and the City of Orlando have been evaluating the possible expansion of the Downtown bus rapid transit (BRT) system, known as “LYMMO.” Based on public comments and further field work and evaluation analysis, the proposed East/West Corridor route was developed.

On March/April 2011, Orlando City Council, LYNX Board of Directors and METROPLAN Orlando accepted the Draft Locally Preferred Alternative for the East/West corridor (Proposed Locally Preferred Alternative East/West Corridor Map), which allows the LYMMO Expansion Project to be eligible for future Very Small Start funding from the Federal Transportation Administration (FTA) for preliminary design and engineering. This funding application has been submitted to FTA and is awaiting for approval.

We Need to Know Where
LYMMO Needs to Go

We seek your initial ideas regarding future LYMMO routes, services, stations and other features. There will be additional public/neighborhood meetings in the upcoming months to identify locally preferred circulator routes and modes.

You can get involved by joining our email list for study updates and meeting notifications. You can also provide comments and ideas by submitting them through our online comment form.

Expansion Study Area

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Preliminary Corridor Alternatives

Visit the maps page for complete list of maps available for download.

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