Holiday ‘Flash Lights’ Buses Are Back in Montgomery County

Silver Spring, MDLocal News

The Montgomery County Department of Transportation is bringing back its popular "Flash Lights" buses for the winter holiday season, offering an exciting public transit option for residents and visitors alike. This initiative is aimed at enhancing accessibility to various holiday events and activities throughout the county, making it easier for everyone to enjoy the festive season. By reintroducing these buses, the county underscores its commitment to providing reliable transportation options and fostering community engagement during a bustling time of year. The buses are expected to operate on specific routes that connect key local attractions, ensuring that no one misses out on the holiday fun. This service not only supports local businesses and events but also encourages public transit use, contributing to a reduction in traffic congestion during the holidays.

The "Flash Lights" program is a testament to the county's dedication to enhancing the local experience and promoting civic participation. With the holiday season just around the corner, residents can anticipate a more enjoyable experience, thanks to this convenient transportation option. Overall, the return of the "Flash Lights" buses is a welcome development for the community during this joyful time.

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