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Limestone A r TransitLextran Center Elm Tree Ln. d Rive Thoroughbred Tre Quality St. Woo nt Blv Keeneland Dr. Park d 3 MLK Blvd. Belleau Tates . S. Upper Jersey St. E. Main St. Creek Center E. Maxwell Rose St. Avenue of Champions University of Old Vine Kentucky Woodland Ave. www.lextran.com www.lextran.com I.D. Cards Photo ID cards may be obtained at the Transit Center on NON-DISCRIMINATORY SERVICE MISCELLANEOUS LexTran operates programs without regard to race, color, All LexTran buses are wheelchair Vine Street, Monday through Friday from 8:30 A.M. to NIGHT SERVICE and national origin; Customer complaints or requests equipped. LexTran policy requires 4:00 P.M. for a $5.00 charge. for information about this and Title VI may be directed that all wheelchairs be strapped down During non-peak hours the buses run on shorter routes. For more detailed information check your individual route to LexTran via direct mail, electronic mail, web-site and secure. If a passenger refuses to bus. the boarding when transfer a request Please hour. one map. You may find these by picking up an individual schedule or visiting our website www.lextran.com. Transfers cannot be used on the same route and are valid for for valid are and route same the on used be cannot Transfers TARIFAS customer comment form, customer comment card and/or be strapped down, no service and be ** by telephone. provided individual. authorized the is card Medicare a presenting Tarifa regular: $1.00 son son 1) Visit www.lextran.com and select the Customer per the verify to ID photo a for ask may Drivers fare. counted - dis this receive to required is Card Medicare or ID LexTran A Comment Link; complete the form, choosing either The Transit Center bus bays are equipped with Braille * Tarifa de estudiantes: 80 centavos Combo Route 2 & 12 Combo Route 9 & 13 complaint or question. as well as foot pads, and bus stops are called out by Free Service to/from Georgetown Rd.
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