Phoenix is looking for community involvement as it rolls out the second phase of its neighborhood transit study.

Specifically, city transportation officials would like comments on proposed routing options for the Downtown Area Shuttle circulator.

Based on information during the first phase and a technical assessment, four proposed options were developed for DASH, city officials said in a release.

Each option includes an extension of the current (government) loop into a proposed downtown loop to create connections with entertainment, shopping and housing, according to the release.

DASH is one of four free neighborhood circulators - and one of the busiest, transportation officials said.

“We’re always looking at how we can improve our services,” Public Transit Director Jesús Sapien said.

“These proposed changes show we are listening to our community saying they need the service into the weekend as well as having it connect to light rail.”

For more: https://www.phoenix.gov/publictransit/neighborhoodtransit