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Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation Authority officials held a meeting on May 31, 2024 about proposing route discontinuations and fare increases. According to officials at the meeting and a detailed comprehensive plan posted on the KRT website, eleven routes could be discontinued. In place of the regularly occurring bus lines, officials proposed an on-demand ride service that will allow riders to request or schedule a ride in advance from their phone.
At a public meeting set for May 31, 2024, officials at the Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation Authority will consider discontinuing several routes. A total of eleven lines could be discontinued in the areas of Tyler Mountain, Elkview, Campbells Creek, Sissonville, Northgate, Wertz Avenue, Beech Avenue, South Hills, South Park, Fort Hill and Clendenin.