MOORPARK : New City Bus to Start Its Routes in July
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A new city bus will be wheeling its way through the streets of Moorpark in July.
Hoping to reduce the $96,000 a year the city spends to use a bus and driver from the Antelope Valley Bus Service to cover its bus route, Moorpark council members voted unanimously to buy the city a bus of its own.
Scheduling, routes and fares will not be affected.
The 21-seat bus, with two wheelchair stations, will cost about $57,000, city officials said. With their own bus and driver, the city expects to save about 20% of what it currently spends on city bus service.
“Not only will we save money, but we’ll have a lot more flexibility,” said Councilman John Wozniak. “We won’t have to go through extensive negotiations every time we want to change a route for instance.”
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