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7/24/08 11:50 AM

Transit Department ("County Commuter") Division of Public Works
	Kevin D. Cerrone, Director 1000 West Washington Street Hagerstown MD 21740-5212  Phone:  240-313-2750 Fax:  301-731-3343
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Commuter Hours Monday - Friday  6:15 AM - 9:45 PM Saturday  7:45 AM - 9:45 PM

Paratransit Hours Monday - Friday  6:00 AM - 6:00 PM Saturday  7:45 AM - 6:00 PM Modified Evening Service Available

HOPEWELL EXPRESS WINS MEDA AWARD Due to the success of the Hopewell Express pilot program, and a change in the shift start/end times at Fed-Ex, we have received requests to add additional times to the Hopewell Express schedule for the Fed-Ex stop. The map and schedule has been adjusted accordingly. The additional times will become effective Monday, July 7, 2008. If there are any questions pertaining to this change please contact the County Commuter @ 240-313-2750. BROCHURE - Hopewell Express Transit Service ROUTE MAP & SCEDHULE - Map

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MISSION STATEMENT To provide safe, affordable, dependable and accessible public transportation that enhances the mobility of our customers.

The Washington County Transit Department - County Commuter operates all of the public transportation in Washington County. The County Commuter public transit system runs eight, fixed urban routes that originate in Hagerstown and offer service to Funkstown, Halfway, Long Meadow, Maugansville, Robinwood, Smithsburg and Williamsport. In addition, County Commuter provides transportation for the elderly and persons with disabilities through a contracted taxi voucher program, which is funded by the Statewide Special Transportation Assistance Program (SSTAP). ADA Complementary Paratransit Service for individuals with disabilities who can not access fixed-route service, along with Job Access in cooperation with the Washington County Department of Social Services, are also provided by the transit system. The urbanized fixed-route service carries the majority of the County's ridership. Total ridership averages 400,000 passengers annually.

 

Fleet Fixed Route and Paratransit Vehicles Five (5)Passenger Three (3) Eighteen (18) Passenger Five (5) Thirty (30) Passenger Nine (9) Note: Entire fleet is wheelchair accessible

Patronage Annual Ridership (includes All Programs) 396,900 Paratransit Clients to Date 350 Clients SSTAP (Taxi Voucher) Clients to Date 200 Clients Total Annual Milage (includes All Programs) 516,973 Miles

 

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General Information

BOARDING - County Commuter buses will stop at most corners, even if a bus stop sign is not visible. Just raise your arm and indicate your desire to board with a wave of your hand. Please have your fare ready.

EXITING - Just before you reach your stop, pull the cord located above the window to let the driver know you wish to get off.

SAFETY & COMFORT - For the safety and comfort of all passengers, we do not allow smoking, eating, drinking, radio playing, abusive or foul language, shirtless backs or bare feet. Only certified service animals are allowed. We also request that all passengers remain seated until the bus has reached their destination and fully stopped. Please do not talk to driver when bus is moving.

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