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Hall official keeping eye on Gwinnett Transit study
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The logo for the Gwinnett County Transit on a map at its park and ride lot in Buford on Thursday. - photo by David Barnes
Phillippa Lewis Moss believes Hall County commuters clearly want to get to Gwinnett County and Atlanta, “and the reverse commute is also true.” That’s why Moss, director of the Gainesville-Hall County Community Service Center that oversees Hall Area Transit, has been talking with Gwinnett officials and recently participated in one of the the county’s Connect Gwinnett discussion groups. Just how future transit connections play out could be determined as part of a Gwinnett County Transit “top-to-bottom review of its current system,” known as Connect Gwinnett: Transit Plan. “You only need to take a look at the vehicle license plates located at the Exit 4 Park and Ride lot to know that it is well utilized by both Gwinnett and Hall County residents,” Moss said.