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141 Some case example agencies provided additional background information. It is included in this appendix.
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142 Innovative Practices for Transit Planning at Small to Mid-Sized Agencies of route corridors. Buses are not always able to pick up a rider at the exact location requested, but MLTA's mobility coordinator and the rider often can come up with a good compromise if the bus is not able to get to a requested location safely.
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Additional Case Example Background 143 Evansville, also operate on hourly headways, but only on weekdays from 7 a.m.
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144 Innovative Practices for Transit Planning at Small to Mid-Sized Agencies county of residence. For travel outside the county of residence, fares vary based on the number of counties traversed.
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Additional Case Example Background 145 The transit fleet consists of 10 buses, and the single-ride fare is $1. TranGO also sells one-zone, two-zone, and system-wide passes for unlimited rides.
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146 Innovative Practices for Transit Planning at Small to Mid-Sized Agencies service)
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