For rural South Dakotans who do not own a vehicle, transit services are a lifeline to reach their jobs, medical appointments, grocery stores and other necessities.
Mike Rounds: “For rural South Dakotans who do not own a vehicle, transit services are a lifeline to reach their jobs, medical…”
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Introducing the Investments in Rural Transit Act
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