Need a ride and there's no bus, taxi or Uber? Three South County towns are poised to test 'on-demand' service, even on Sundays | Southern Berkshires

MassDOT has offered a $187,300 matching grant to Great Barrington, Stockbridge and Egremont for a test run of a one-year “micro-transit” pilot project. The three towns are getting on board

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