It's all part of an overall TARC effort to improve reliability throughout the entire system.
On Jan. 1, Ozzy Gibson is taking over as the interim executive director.
Ozzy Gibson will help with the transition starting this month, a city spokesperson said Friday.
Carrie Butler's resignation is effective Dec. 31.
Service will also be fare-free for TARC3 paratransit customers on Election Day.
Around 25 percent of TARC buses don't make it to their stops on time, but company officials say they're working to make the fleet more reliable.
TARC said the changes are meant to "improve overall system efficiency" by adjusting services to reach areas that need them most.
TARC said the changes are meant to "improve overall system efficiency" by adjusting services to reach areas that need them most.
In a news release Tuesday, the Jefferson County Clerk's Office said the fare-free rides will be available across all routes.
Approved in January, TARC Tomorrow is the transit agency's newest long-range plan.