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Via launches six-month late-night transit pilot in San Antonio

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Via Metropolitan Transit began a six-month pilot program called VIA Link After Midnight in San Antonio. The service provides on-demand rides between downtown and neighborhoods inside Loop 410 overnight, operating from midnight to 4 a.m., Monday through Thursday. The program is designed to offer safe and affordable transportation for downtown workers, including nurses and hotel staff.

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The pilot offers a low-cost transit option at $1.30, matching regular bus fare, for workers who operate late shifts in San Antonio. This service is intended to support the labor force that operates in the city around the clock.

Texas Public Radio reports on VIA's ridership growth and compares VIA fares to AAA gas prices in San Antonio.

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Who's involved

  • ViaTransit service provider running the late-night pilot program
  • San AntonioThe city where the VIA Link After Midnight pilot is operating

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