Local transit offers free rides for Primary Election
YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM)– rabbittransit announced that its Route service in York County will be free for one day next week.
rabbittransit said that the Fixed Route service will be free on May 20 during the Primary Election. Riders won't need to pay a bus fare or display a bus pass during this time.
The Shiloh Baptist Church will be subsidizing the fixed route bus fares for the day to give the community an affordable way to access polling places, per rabbittransit.
Riders can find their polling places here and plan their bus routes on the rabbittransit website.
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