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Cut Car Expenses in Retirement: 5 Cities With the Best Public Transportation for Retirees - Vimarsana News

Cut Car Expenses in Retirement: 5 Cities With the Best Public Transportation for Retirees

Owning a car can be expensive, especially if you're on a fixed retirement income. According to AAA, the average yearly cost of owning a new vehicle is about $9,282, or nearly $774 a month. And while...

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Community service officers will enforce fares on Metro Transit buses - Vimarsana News

Community service officers will enforce fares on Metro Transit buses

Community service officers are riding Metro Transit buses to ramp up fare enforcement efforts. The move is an expansion from the officers riding light rail trains in last December, following new transportation legislation.

Twin Cities Metro Transit: Please Don't Rape Anybody, Or Poop on the Train - Vimarsana News

Twin Cities Metro Transit: Please Don't Rape Anybody, Or Poop on the Train

We have officially reached the stage in the decline of civiliastion that the Metro Transit Authority is instructing people not to rape people on the trains. Or poop. Or pee....

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Metro Transit's fare enforcement yielding results - Vimarsana News

Metro Transit's fare enforcement yielding results

While riding the Blue Line over the holidays, Ernest Morales III was approached by a Metro Transit officer who asked him: "Did you pay your fare?" Morales — Metro Transit's police chief, who had indeed paid the fare — later laughed about the encounter with the community service officer (CSO) and said it was proof that the transit agency's new fare compliance program is working. The officer ...

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Metro Transit starts new fare enforcement program in Twin Cities - Vimarsana News

Metro Transit starts new fare enforcement program in Twin Cities

As of Monday, riders on the buses and light rail trains in the Twin Cities will start seeing community service officers enforce fares — and issue administrative citations to riders who didn’t purchase a ticket.