Beginning Monday, Feb. 5, rabbittransit will launch new fixed-route bus service between the city of York and the industrial park area located along the northern section of Susquehanna Trail, ending at 4875 Susquehanna Trail (ES3).

The Shiloh American Legion recently made a large donation to rabbittransit.

Recently, rabbittransit announced its partnership with Mason-Dixon Community Services in an attempt to increase ridership in the Delta region.

Paratransit, also called Shared Ride, is a convenient, door-to-door public transportation service available in all 67 counties in Pennsylvania. Paratransit connects people to doctor’s offices, grocery stores, senior centers, and other destinations across each county.

After a meeting with several board members of Mason-Dixon Community Services and Delta stakeholders, rabbittransit is expanding its Shared Ride service to include an earlier morning pickup time of 9 a.m.

The goal of the program is to increase Delta residents’ access to healthcare and employment opportunities, which are traditionally found in the greater York area.

For non-life-sustaining or employment trips, the service provides a 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. average arrival time in York with an average return time back to Delta at noon and 3:30 p.m.
To learn more or obtain a Shared Ride application, visit www.rabbittransit.org/sharedride.

At a recent board meeting of the Central Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, rabbittransit recognized two veteran employees who have a combined total of 47 years of safe driving without incident.