Gwinnett Will Expand Rideshare Program To Other Parts Of The County

www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com Because the program was so successful, the county has decided to expand the program to the Centerville area. During the eight-month pilot program, more than 44,000 people participated, averaging about 240 passengers a day, Tyler told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in an email on Tuesday. The pilot program cost the county just over $1 million.In March, the Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners approved the purchase of 14 vehicles, which could take 12 months to arrive, Tyler said. The Ford E-450s that were approved can carry up to 14 passengers and will be wheelchair accessible.SOURCE: www.AJC.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/good-morning-gwinnett-podcast--3262933/support.🎙️ Good Morning Gwinnett PodcastThe #1 hyperlocal podcast in Georgia, produced by Noise Media Network. Covering daily local news, business blueprints, global politics, money matters, and the latest in tech. Produced & Published by Audrey Bell-Kearney.Visit The Blueprint RoomSubscribe To The Blueprint PressFor Local News Visit Good Morning GwinnettList Your Business- https://directory.goodmorninggwinnett.com/Start Your Food Business From Homehttps://www.KitchenCashBook.com_________________________________________________________________________________________☕ Become a Coffee Millionaire!Love coffee? Love creating freedom? Join me on the journey of turning coffee into a business and a lifestyle. Discover how you can build wealth, share wellness, and start your own Coffee Millionaire story today. Visit 👉 CoffeeMillionaire.biz to learn more and join my team.