VIA Metropolitan Transit is giving passengers who show their voter registration cards free rides on Tuesday in honor of Election Day.
The best gift for foodies: This 8-piece Japanese chef’s knife set with gift box, now $299 off!VIA Metropolitan Transit is giving eligible voters a chance to get a free ride to a polling place on Election Day.
According to a news release, all the passenger needs to do is to show their voter registration card to the driver to get a free ride to any polling place.“The goal is to encourage civic engagement and participation among VIA customers and to provide transportation for voters who may not otherwise be able to get to and from their polling location,” the news release stated.
Since launching the Ride VIA to Vote initiative in March 2016, VIA has provided more than 2,000 trips for people traveling to or from a polling location.
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