METRO Connections: April 2018

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Metro Connections

  APRIL 2018

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Godspeed, Mrs. Bush.

In the early morning hours of Friday, April 20, 2018, over 100 METRO bus operators, police officers and support staff arrived at Second Baptist Church in west Houston. The task – over the next two days, provide special bus services for the public visitation and funeral of former First Lady Barbara Bush.

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location

Location, Location, Location.

“Where public transportation goes, community grows.” It’s a slogan that illustrates how public transportation not only provides essential mobility to millions of Americans, but also anchors communities and drives economic development. It is no coincidence that neighborhoods like Midtown are seeing a wave of interest and investment.

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"She's My Hero, Today."

When a few passengers began making unkind remarks about a disabled rider, Bus Operator Benita Johnson took action and spoke up. Johnson's unwavering resolve left an impression on the rider, who just so happened to be a disability rights advocate and Director of the Mayors Office for People with Disabilities.

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Summer

Get Ready for a Summer of Fun

What could possibly be more fun than getting to your favorite summer destination? How about getting there for free? Get ready, because METRO’s Summer of Fun Pass is back. Students can qualify for free rides on METRORail, local buses and Park & Rides services all summer long beginning June 1, 2018. 

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