Hawke's Bay Regional Council is proposing more connected and frequent bus services to provide a genuine alternative to taking the car.
The council's Draft Regional Public Transport Plan consultation runs until Wednesday, August 31.
Regional council regulation & policy group manager Katrina Brunton says the plan sets the framework for how HBRC delivers public transport services across the region over the next 10 years.
"The reality is the current bus service is inconvenient and not useful for most people. Our vision is to provide a network that meets the needs of more people to make many types of trips, without the need to use a car."
Proposed changes include: