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New safety and time tracking, crisis counselor part of Asheville's bus service's $54 million contract

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Asheville City Council voted to renew its contract with the Texas-based company that has run Asheville Rides Transit since 2017, to the tune of $54.9 million over four years.
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New safety and time tracking, crisis counselor part of Asheville's bus service's $54 million contract

Asheville City Council voted to renew its contract with the Texas-based company that has run Asheville Rides Transit since 2017, to the tune of $54.9 million over four years.

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Biltmore Beacon broke the news on Wednesday, May 13, 2026.
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