FLEX northern Colorado bus service launches in June
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If you were looking to get up to Fort Collins by bus (say, for some beer or rock ‘n’ roll or for the 2010 Tour de Fat on Sept. 4), it looks like you can take the BOLT to Longmont and take the FLEX up to Fort Collins — starting in just a couple of weeks.
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LOVELAND, Colo. (AP) — A bus service linking Longmont, Berthoud, Loveland and Fort Collins is slated to launch June 7.
The FLEX bus service would connect the northern Front Range to the Regional Transportation District’s Denver-area public transportation network.
It would cost $1.25 for a single ride, with service Monday through Saturday. FLEX plans to operate three buses powered by compressed natural gas.
Loveland, Longmont, Fort Collins, Larimer County, Boulder County and Berthoud are partners in the project. Loveland has secured $1.2 million in federal grant money to help cover costs.
Loveland public works director Keith Reester says the project expects a ridership of 24 passengers an hour in the first year.
FLEX bus schedule and map (PDF).
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