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@APTA_Transit
Follow us and help APTA continue to build this grassroots movement in support of public transit. See PublicTransportation.org for more information
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    PublicTransportation
    @APTA_Transit
    Aug 20
    A record-breaking July Fourth for Metro: more than 866,000 trips were taken across Metrorail and Metrobus during the holiday weekend. As hundreds of thousands gathered to celebrate, public transit helped keep the region moving safely and efficiently. This milestone underscores
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    Record numbers rode D.C.-area Metro on July Fourth
    From washingtonpost.com
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    @APTA_Transit
    Aug 17
    Portland’s bus-riding goats go national, get their own TriMet merch
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    Portland’s bus-riding goats go national, get their own TriMet merch
    From oregonlive.com
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    PublicTransportation
    @APTA_Transit
    Aug 14
    Throughout the Summer, from World Cup matches and MLB All-Star Week to July Fourth celebrations, #publictransit has connected people to the places and moments that matter. Transit is essential for getting to big events—but it also helps people reach jobs, parks, local
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    @APTA_Transit
    Aug 6
    ⚽The FIFA World Cup showcased something transit advocates have known all along: when agencies invest in reliable service, people use it. Across host cities, public transportation moved thousands of fans to and from matches efficiently, reducing congestion and making major events
    vox.com
    The most surprising winner of the World Cup was American public transit
    America is having a soccer awakening. Can it have a transit one too?
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    @APTA_Transit
    Jul 31
    World Cup was an L.A. public transit success. Can the Olympics dominate too?
    LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 12, 2026: Travelers walk through Union Station decorated with FIFA World Cup 2026 decorations in Los Angeles, CA on Friday, June 12, 2026. (Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times)
    The World Cup was an L.A. public transit success. The Olympics will be a much bigger test
    From latimes.com

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