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Fare-based transportation service for seniors started Monday
iTNLanier to take riders where they want to go 24/7
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Independent Transportation Network Lanier volunteer driver Marcia O’Connor, left, prepares to give Marsha Wright a ride home Monday morning from the iTNLanier ribbon-cutting ceremony kicking off the nonprofit’s service for seniors.
A new, fare-based transportation service for Hall County seniors rolled out Monday morning. Officials with Independent Transportation Network Lanier, or iTNLanier, cut a ribbon and talked about the new service, which provides “arm-in-arm, door-through-door” rides to residents 60 and older who can no longer drive, as well as the visually impaired. “We hope the community will embrace iTNLanier and help us keep your relatives and friends active, healthy, independent and connected to the community,” iTNLanier co-chairwoman Erika Walker told the crowd gathered for the opening.