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An approach taken by the Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR) to strategic planning for a transit agency in small urbanized areas is presented. The impetus for the project was the requirement of Florida Department of Transportation that all recipients of public transit block grants prepare a transit development plan. CUTR defined its role as organizing the relevant information needed to develop and support a strategic viewpoint. Information on perceptions of the transit system was sought from three groups: current riders, nonusers, and community leaders. Different techniques, including interviews, focus groups, and on-board surveys, were used to elicit information from these groups. The main advantage of this three-pronged approach was that a full range of perceptions and issues was identified, resulting in sound recommendations that reflect a clear strategic direction.
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