Inexpensive - USA - Circulator Bus Service Heading Toward the Mall
Washington,DC,USA -Washington Post, by Lena H. Sun -Mar 19, 2006: -- The D.C. Circulator, a public bus system that has been providing inexpensive, frequent service in downtown Washington since July, will start a new route around the Mall this week, just in time for the spring tourist season... These buses will operate a continuous loop on the streets bordering the Mall, stopping at each of the Smithsonian museums as well as the two National Gallery buildings... (Photo: By Kevin Clark -- The Washington Post : Like the two current Circulator routes -- one runs east-west and the other north-south -- the new loop's buses will run every five to 10 minutes and cost $1 a ride, making the fare the cheapest public transportation available downtown... Driver Eric Blalock of Lanham has been with the D.C. Circulator since it rolled out in July. About 75 percent of bus trips are on the east-west line.)
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