Two years ago, Mitchell Elliott had a tough time convincing his organization that an on-demand transportation service would work in Wise and Lee Counties. But the program was far more successful than he could have expected, averaging more than 200 rides a day.
“I really believe that this is the future of rural transportation,” Elliott said. “It’s been a game-changer for us. It really has.”
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