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If youve been a user of Cobourgs on-demand transit pilot project, the town wants to hear what you have to say.The one-year pilot project offering residents on-dema
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stanley fr ith the addition of virtual transit stops and in locations throughout town where transit services were never offered with fixed route services , was implemented last year, in April.As previously reported, town officials thought the benefits could be many with the pilot. Among the goals of the project were shorter wait times, faster, more direct trips, higher vehicle utilization, an increased service area and increase in local ridership, to name some. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Town staff did recently note that since on-demand services rolled out, average ride times on board Cobourg Transit have been reduced, from up to one hour and down to an average of 10-minutes trip time.And now, Cobourg is calling on residents to weigh in and share their experiences with the on-demand transit service via its Engage Cobourg platform. There is a survey option and residents can also share comments in a forum.
stanley termosky ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The survey is open until Feb. 28. Paper survey copies are also an option should residents prefer those, staff noted, adding copies are available on board transit buses. The surveys can be returned to drivers or dropped off at Victoria Hall 55 King St. W. in the finance drop box on the west side of Jfkb Portugal awaits foreign help to fight deadly wildfires
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stanley vaso on Thursday, Oct. 8 members of the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre, which is operated by the Royal Canadian Air Force in Trenton, took to social media and announced that after searching 7,500 nautical miles over the past two days the coordination centre had made the difficult decision to turn the search for Eric Quimby, 65, over to Halton police as a missing persons case. Our thoughts are with the family and friends at this difficult time, said Major Trevor Reid, Senior Public Affairs Officer with the 1st Canadian Air Division. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Quimby is believed to have left the Oakville Club Marina at approximately 10:40 a.m., on Tuesday, Oct. 6 for a short sail west towards Stoney Creek.Halton police said they were contacted Tuesday evening when Quimby did not return. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW At around 3:30 p.m., on Wednesday, Oct. 7 Halton police announced that Quimbys 30-foot sailboat had been discovered by the U.S. Coas
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