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Local vets to get free ride from Albany Transit System

Posted: 11.12.2012 at 10:25 AM

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The Albany Transit System will allow all military veterans to ride para transit and fixed route buses free of charge. / File

ALBANY, GA -- In recognition of Veterans Day, the Albany Transit System is giving all military veterans a gift this week.

The Albany Transit System will allow all military veterans to ride para-transit and fixed route buses free of charge.

This discount will be in effect from November 12th through November 17th.

To get the discount, military identification must be presented.

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