City Council chief calls for $1 fee for Circulator

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BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore’s city council president wants to create a new fee to ride the Charm City Circulator bus.

City Council President Bernard C. “Jack” Young has introduced legislation calling for an investigation into the cost of running the free service. The Circulator connects downtown Baltimore with major hubs, including Penn Station. It costs about $7 million per year to operate the free buses.

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