Bus system in Louisville gets slashed after funding decreases, TARC leadership says
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Facing a $30 million budget gap in the next two years, Louisville's public transportation provider will soon begin reducing its routes, a move its board chairman called a response to "significant financial challenges."
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Facing a $30 million budget gap in the next two years, Louisville's public transportation provider will soon begin reducing its routes, a move its board chairman called a response to "significant financial challenges."
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