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The goal of an open house held Tuesday was for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet to hear feedback from those who live near the corridor when it comes to a transportation planning study.
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There is no parking, drop-offs or walk-ins on-site at Valhalla.
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The recommended plan would cut back on buses, and eliminate transportation for more than 14,000 students in Louisville.
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JCPS committee reviewing all transportation options, including one not previously discussed in-depth
The Jefferson County Board of Education is scheduled to meet on Tuesday, March 26, and vote on a plan that would cut back transportation for students who choose to attend magnet or traditional schools and magnet programs.
JCPS said it cannot say if it will have buses available for magnet school students or students who attend schools outside of their zone.
It's not a blueprint or a single project, but it's the beginning steps of helping alleviate traffic in the area with ideas of bikes, cars and buses all sharing the road.
An intercity bus service is adding routes that will connect Louisville to Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit and Indianapolis, among other Midwest cities.
Bird is rolling out a fleet of electric scooters in Louisville to provide transportation options as the city begins a phased approach to reopening.