[PRCo] Re: Riding continues to rise?

John Swindler j_swindler at hotmail.com
Wed Dec 17 12:07:34 EST 2008


 
I see that vehicle 103 carried 45 passengers between 5:50 and 13:40 on Mar. 9th.  Looks like it was in service between Ford City and Lemon Way.  That includes a couple transfers and a third party payment rider.  Recently visited Sharon and Crawford County in your bailiwick, but Mid County not on my short list.  A mini-van might fit the ridership level, but a transit bus lasts much longer.
 
I told my wife that these recent Steeler games are not good for the stress level.  But a win is a win.  First order of business in the morning is to check with co-worker behind me who is a Steeler fan from Dormont.  We've gotten rid of several of the "heathen" Philly fans.
 
To provide a list connection, Mid-County provides transit service along former West Penn routes.  (:>)
 
Cheers
John
 
> From: dfc1 at windstream.net> To: pittsburgh-railways at dementia.org> Subject: [PRCo] Re: Riding continues to rise?> Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2008 10:31:04 -0500> > No transit here past my home. Our township gets to belong for free since> the only 2 shopping centers and hospital in the county are located within> the township. There is no service to any other part of East Franklin> Township.> > No public transit to get me out of the county.> > Several communities are questioning whether they want to continue supporting> the service. Ford City is upset that East Franklin belongs for free, but> forgets that the residents get no service. Kittanning thinks they should> buy mini-vans (HA!) The director told them they need vehicles that can last> for 10 years and the ones they have were subsidized by the state.> > Mid County Transit Authority (Town & Country Transit) does not even maintain> a website.> > I guess John that you and I are the only Steeler fans. I watch when I can > and follow them more in the paper.> > > Dennis F. Cramer> Trombone> > > > 
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