Riders with disabilities worried about MetroAccess fare hike

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MetroAccess users will start paying higher fares beginning Sunday, in the latest step aimed at reining in costs and curtailing use of Metro’s paratransit service. But the increase isn’t sitting well with the disabled riders who rely on the shared ride service to get to their jobs and doctor’s appointments.

 

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