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Working as a bus driver for St. Louis Metro could help open new routes in senior populated areas

Who would all like to see these routes in South St. Louis County to be open! MetroBus route 17 never did reopen and if we get enough drivers to fill the system, we might stand a chance of getting it reopened. Metro could really use your help. They have already temporarily suspended the express bus lines. And if we don't get these routes reopened, the suspension may become permanent and that would never do. We know that in St. Louis County, the highly senior citizen population is in south county, such as Oakville, Mehlville, Affton, Sappington, and Crestwood. Your help could be like taking a senior to a restaurant for coffee. You all could even help Kirkwood with an increase in public transportation. You could even help Metro doll up their website with a picture of yourself! I would love to see a picture of a senior citizen on Metro's main page of their website. I am sure many of us wants to see these routes open! So let's see how many of us could apply to be drivers for Metro and help get more routes open!

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