$1 million Tysons shuttle running empty

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More than $1 million a year is being spent on a free lunchtime shuttle in Tysons Corner that averages fewer than one passenger per run, prompting Fairfax County officials to examine the necessity of the often empty buses.

Republican Supervisor Pat Herrity, Springfield District, called the shuttle “well ahead of its time,” saying the bus will remain nearly empty until planned HOT lanes and Metro stations are completed.

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