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Grant Will Build Bus Shelters For CARTS Riders in Polk County

CARTS connects the Cherriots bus system in Salem with Dallas, Rickreall, Monmouth and Independence.


Photo by: Tim King

(SALEM) - Chemeketa Area Regional Transportation (CARTS) bus line riders have a reason to be happy. By next summer, thanks to a $141,000 grant from the Oregon Department of Transportation, 20 bus shelters will be built throughout Marion and Polk counties.

Almost 56,000 people used CARTS buses in Polk County last year Valerie Rux, CARTS coordinator said.

A one-way ticket on CARTS to Salem is $1.70 for adults, $1.20 for youth, 80 cents for the handicapped and senior citizens, and free for children under 6.

Buses operate from 6:25 AM to 7:14 PM on Route 1, which goes from Dallas to West Salem and then back to Dallas via Independence and Monmouth.

Buses run from 6:10 AM to 6:38 PM on Route 2, which starts in Dallas and goes through Monmouth and Independence to West Salem, then returns to Dallas via Highway 22.

For more information on CARTS visit www.cherriots.org, and click on CARTS and schedule or call (503) 588-2424.



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The Editor August 18, 2006 1:08 pm (Pacific time)

Troy, We are very sorry for the mistake and we will look for a more suitable image, sorry that slipped past us!


Troy August 18, 2006 12:39 pm (Pacific time)

You goofed. You showed a photo of a Cherriots bus and not a CARTS bus. How are people supposed to know which one is which? If you do not use CARTS-you would see the huge Cherriots bus and think that was it. Please change the photo to a CARTS bus so people could see what it looks like.

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