Transit planning involves the process of designing and organizing public transportation systems to meet the needs of a community. This includes determining routes, schedules, and modes of transport, such as buses, trains, and subways. Effective transit planning aims to improve accessibility, reduce traffic congestion, and promote sustainable travel options. Key factors in transit planning include population density, land use, and community feedback. Planners often use data analysis and modeling to predict ridership and identify areas for improvement. Collaboration with local governments and stakeholders is essential to create a transit system that serves the public effectively and efficiently.