Foundation invests $2.45 million to expand affordable public transit in Clark and Floyd…
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Updated Sep 24
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What happened
The Community Foundation of Southern Indiana announced it will invest $2.45 million in a two-year initiative to expand affordable public transportation across Clark and Floyd counties. The expansion, developed with Blue River Services and its Southern Indiana Transit System, offers on-demand service and flexible deviated routes. The service will begin on October 14 and is available to the general public, with fares ranging from $2 to $4 each way.
Why it matters
The investment aims to remove transportation barriers, allowing residents to access employment, medical appointments, and training programs. The service does not require users to meet any income, age, or other eligibility requirements.