Hi, Transportation Action Team,
I wanted to make sure you’ve all heard about a new pilot program called 99 Vine | Pacific Crest Bus Lines. There was an article in the GT today that provides an overview:
“A new bus line that will ferry passengers to and from Eugene Airport and as far north as McMinnville, started Monday, Nov. 24. Did we tell you it's free?
“A flier touts the ‘flyer’ between McMinnville and Eugene, with four stops in Benton County. The pilot project, dubbed 99 Vine, is a partnership between Benton and Yamhill counties and aims to provide bus service to eight communities along the 99W corridor, Monday through Friday. This new service will connect McMinnville to Eugene with stops in Rickreall, Amity, Monmouth, Corvallis (OSU and downtown), Monroe, Junction City and Eugene.”
Apparently, the buses have been running mostly empty. We need to change that!
Anyone up for a Trip-by-Transit?
Annette
Annette Mills, Facilitator/Director
Corvallis Sustainability Coalition
https://sustainablecorvallis.org
541-230-1237 (No texting, please)
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Dave, thank you so much for the clarification!
Annette