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Waynesboro-Charlottesville connector debuts

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A fixed-route service connecting Waynesboro and Charlottesville began operations on Monday.

The Shenandoah Express, a service of Virginia Regional Transit, will run three days a week – on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings.

Express users will be able to travel from Waynesboro to Charlottesville for 50 cents each way. The Express will connect with existing VRT and Coordinated Area Transit Services routes at the Waynesboro Wal-Mart and the Water Street transfer station in Charlottesville.

For the full schedule, call 800.305.0077.
 
 

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