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least make an honest attempt at being able to offer this community service. We’re doing it for the betterment of the community, Miller said.
“Hopefully it’s a success and we teach people the val-ue of the public transporta-tion provided.”
Town and Country Transit General Manager Patti Lynn Baker added that the new stop has the potential to help parents who might still be at work.
“Around those times is what fit into our schedule – one of the things that’s very important when you’re do-ing fixed route is we need to include the general pub-lic,” Baker said. “We were able to make changes to our schedule and still include the general public, as well as in-clude any school students or faculty that may want to ride as well. It’s definitely open to anyone who would want to ride.”
For example, after the 3:45 and 9:05PM pick-ups, riders would be in Downtown Ford City within 15 minutes.
The 9:05PM trip time also coincides with students that are enrolled in Butler County Community College courses at the Lenape Tech campus in Manor Township.
The extra mode of trans-portation would cost stu-dents $1 with valid student identification and save them about 50 cents from the nor-mal fare.
Like with other fixed-route drivers, Baker hoped that the “Green Line” drivers will be able to get to know second-ary students who utilize the bus service and help them get close to home or their next destination.
Though it was a private trip, fixed-route driver Valer-ie Smeltzer (who was on the “dry run” with fellow driver Tracy Smith) transported 10 Life Skills students and four adults for the first time yes-terday afternoon.
Students rode from Arm-strong Junior-Senior High to the Kittanning terminal before they switched bus lines en route to the former-Kittanning Senior High yes-terday afternoon.
“It went great – they were wonderful,” Smeltzer said. “It was a pretty-full bus.”
Both Smeltzer and Smith – and both of East Franklin Township – are familiar with driving students as they used to drive for A.J. Myers.
Cominos said the extra transportation route for stu-dents is a nice addition.
“I think any time you have public transportation, that’s a valuable resource for a community. There are other school districts in the state that depend on public transportation to get their kids around different places – we’re fortunate that we’re able to provide transportation to our students,” Cominos said. “(Town and Country Transit) providing their ser-vice is a nice addition.”
Once the schedule is final-ized, it will be available on the Town and Country Tran-sit website, at the terminal (at the corner of North McK-ean and Arch St.) and on the buses.
A link to a fixed-route in-teractive map is also avail-able via the transit website.
TACT Ready to Roll to Armstrong Junior-Senior High...
