Kenosha County Transit Riders see Changes

Posted by Spanish Journal | Feb 21, 2014 | Wisconsin News Briefs

Changes that offer riders of Western Kenosha County Transit more options and increase the number of stops took effect this week.

“Each year we modify our schedule to better align it with riders’ requests and needs,” said Carolyn Feldt with the Kenosha County Aging and Disability Resource Center. “Our goal is to make our regular route meet more people’s transit needs.”

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Kenosha County Transit Riders see Changes

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