Holiday ‘Flash Lights’ Buses Are Back in Montgomery County

Silver Spring, MDLocal News

The Montgomery County Department of Transportation has reintroduced its "Flash Lights" buses for the winter holiday season, a highly anticipated service that enhances public transportation options for residents. These specially designated buses will operate on routes that cater to popular holiday events, ensuring easier access for those looking to participate in seasonal celebrations. The initiative aims to support community engagement by facilitating transportation to various festivities, thereby encouraging attendance and participation in local events. This year, the program aims to address the high demand for public transport during the busy holiday season, making it a crucial element for residents. The return of the "Flash Lights" buses is part of the county's broader commitment to improving public transportation and making it more accessible.

Residents can expect increased frequency and extended hours of operation to accommodate the festive atmosphere. Overall, the initiative not only supports local businesses and events but also enhances the community spirit during this special time of year. The Department of Transportation encourages residents to take advantage of this service and enjoy the holiday season with ease.

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