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New Bus Route For Lake Riders

Posted: 9:31 am EDT July 1, 2009Updated: 10:04 am EDT July 1, 2009

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LAKE COUNTY, Fla. -- Lake County residents have a bit more access to public transportation. A new bus route for LakeXpress has been unveiled. Riders can now take the LakeXpress from the post office in Altoona to Zellwood where they'll be able to transfer, at no additional cost, to the LYNX system.

Riders can travel the new route for free until July 31st. After that the trip will cost $1 for most riders.

For LakeXpress information and bus schedules call (352) 326-8637, or go to www.RideLakeXpress.com
For Lynx information call (407) 841-2279 or go to www.goLynx.com

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