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Jefferson City wants your ideas on JEFFTRAN bus service through Nov. 13

The Daily Jefferson City teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you ride , or wish you could, the city is asking what's working. KOMU 8 reports JEFFTRAN hired the consulting company after staffing shortages left the city cutting and combining bus routes this past summer.

The transit study moves from contract to survey deadline

  1. AugustThe Jefferson City Council contracted with to study .
  2. Nov. 4The city held an open house at City Hall on the study.
  3. Nov. 13The online survey deadline arrives.

Sources: KOMU 8, newstribune.com

The News Tribune reported that the study covers the paratransit service and aims to improve efficiency and ridership. Wednesday's open house had no formal presentation.

“We don't have any weekend service. And for a city that's the capital city, we really need that.”

Amy Rogers, Jefferson City resident
  • Survey deadline: Nov. 13, online
  • Study covers JEFFTRAN and Handi-Wheels
  • Goal: better driver retention and overall transit performance

Nov. 13deadline for the JEFFTRAN online survey

The survey asks how you travel around Jefferson City, what challenges you face and what options you'd like considered.

Sources: KOMU 8, newstribune.com

Sources: KOMU 8, newstribune.com

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