with the level of public engagement. By 2013, the StarMetro system reverted to a hub-and-spoke system with all but one route (Live Oak) meeting at CK Steele Plaza to facilitate transfers. Since then, there have been minor adjustments made with a major change occurring in 2019. This resulted in the splitting of the San Luis route and the creation of the Hartsfield route. Public engagement was extensive and changes were a direct result from public input. In 2021, StarMetro staff began pursuing the construction of the Southside Transfer Center, which will be located on the northwest corner of Orange Avenue and Meridian Road. The new transfer center will require another restructuring of the StarMetro Fixed Route System. StarMetro began its Think Transit Campaign in 2021 to solicit public feedback on the design and construction of the Southside Transfer Center and new fixed route system. Future improvements StarMetro has plans to begin Bus-Rapid Transit along Tennessee Street and Mahan Drive (currently serviced by the Azalea route) and to Woodville and Crawfordville through a joint venture with the Capital Regional Transportation Planning Agency. Plans also call for streetcar lines near the FSU, FAMU, and TCC campuses. And commuter rail services to Jefferson and Gadsden counties. References Transportation in Tallahassee, Florida Bus transportation in Florida Transportation in Leon County, Florida