In total, the plan proposes 69 local routes and 19 express routes, for a total of 88 routes, an increase from the 62 local and 9 express routes that operate currently. It proposes route modifications to fill in service gaps in the bus network to expand the reach of accessible public transportation, improve crosstown connections, balance bus stop distances, and streamline circuitous routes.

The redesign seeks to expand all-day service to provide more travel opportunities so customers can catch more buses without needing to consult a schedule. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) today released a draft plan for the Brooklyn Bus Network Redesign that proposed to create a modern bus network that better meets the demand of Brooklyn residents and is more suited to current travel patterns of residential and business communities – the first overhaul of Brooklyn bus service in decades. 11, 2023 Customers Encouraged to Submit Feedback View Brooklyn Bus Network Redesign Draft Plan Draft Plan Seeks to Meet Customer Priorities of Frequent Service, Faster Travel, Reliable Service, Better Connections, and an Easy Ride Proposal Adds Nine New Routes, Improves Service Frequency on 24 Lines, and Enhances Interborough Connections Agency to Hold 18 Virtual Workshops Beginning Jan.

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