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For RGRTA, the road ahead looks rough without more state funding

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The Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority operates the Regional Transit Service. (Photo by Sarah Woodams) The Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority, which operates the Regional Transit Service, is staring down a growing budget shortfall if the state doesn’t increase subsidies to upstate transit agencies. The agency relies heavily on government subsidies to supplement revenues—especially subsidies from the state govern…

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For RGRTA, the road ahead looks rough without more state funding

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