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The City-County Council voted Monday night to phase out non-emergency take-home vehicles for city and county employees. This could save the city $6 million in replacement fees every four years, as well as $250,000 a year in gasoline and repairs. This plan could take more than year to implement as some workers are said to need the time to find alternative forms of transportation.
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by Margo Scheuring | Oct 10, 2007
This "thumbs up" was too short to make any comment about mass transit. I hope NUVO will cover very soon the new service to Fishers and begin to put together an in-depth analysis of mass transit in Indy; it is hardly "mass" if it is one car-one rider, the current scenario. Even CICS fails to realistically address pretty simple connections, as drivers in Indy do not even want riders, let alone carpools and/or buses. More is the pity!
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