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As ridership rebounds, FRTA takes tentative steps towards expansion

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In rural Franklin County, on-demand rides are as important as fixed-route bus service, and FRTA’s budget reflects that. But leadership and riders alike hope new routes and more frequency can better connect 42 member towns.
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As ridership rebounds, FRTA takes tentative steps towards expansion

In rural Franklin County, on-demand rides are as important as fixed-route bus service, and FRTA’s budget reflects that. But leadership and riders alike hope new routes and more frequency can better connect 42 member towns.

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theshoestring.org broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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