What is a Mobility Hub?

A mobility hub is a welcoming community space that connects public and private transportation options like bus stops, bike share, scooter parking, seating, shade, public art and more. These hubs will make it easier to switch between different ways of traveling.

The hubs are designed to reduce traffic during big construction projects and support Austin’s mobility goals, like more public transit, shared rides and active travel like walking or biking.

What does your dream Mobility Hub look like?

Mobility Hubs can be more than just places to catch a ride. They can be fun and engaging places like a small plaza where people relax, enjoy public art and celebrate local history.

Imagine your dream Mobility Hub. What services or features would make it easier or more comfortable to get to or wait for the bus? Maybe you’d like more shade, seating, food trucks or public art.

Join us at a pop-up event in your neighborhood and share your thoughts in person through fun, interactive mapping activities!

Background

The City of Austin and its partners received a $47.9 million grant from the Environmental Protection Agency to build mobility hubs.

Austin Transportation and Public Works Department (ATPW) is leading the project and will manage and operate the hubs once they’re built.

Current Status

The Mobility Hubs are still in the planning stage. ATPW staff, along with regional partners, are working on plans for 10 hubs to open in 2026. We’d love your input to help shape the Mobility Hubs in your neighborhood.

Learn more about Austin’s mobility plans in the Austin Strategic Mobility Plan (ASMP).

We want to hear from you! Take the survey below to share your ideas for how this space could be designed.

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1. Is there a bus stop within walking distance from your home?

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2. If you DON'T use the bus at all, why?

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3. Which mobility services or amenities would make it easier or more comfortable for you to get to/from the bus? Select up to 3 responses.

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4. Which community services or amenities would make it easier or more comfortable for you to access or wait for the bus? Select up to three.

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5. Which two public spaces or amenities in your neighborhood do you enjoy the most, and why?

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6. Think about your own neighborhood and the areas around your work, school, or other places you visit often. Use the map below to show us your input about public spaces in these areas:

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7. What is your ZIP code?

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8. What is the name of your neighborhood or local area?

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9. What is your gender?

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10. What is your age range?

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11. What race/ethnicity do you most identify with?

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12. Are there children under 18 in your household?

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13. Would you like to stay informed about future public space enhancements in your area?