Metro eliminating bus stops to streamline service

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Some Metrobus riders may be wondering what happened to their bus stops. The transit agency quietly eliminated 67 stops from four bus lines when it rolled out new “service enhancements” amid fanfare from public officials late last month.

But Metro spokesman Reggie Woodruff said the agency received 20 complaints from riders in the first 15 days after the service changes — during the holiday season when the agency typically has lighter traffic.

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