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PRTC Redesigns Website, Integrates Google Transit

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. -- A newly redesigned website and Google should help bus riders better plan their trip.

The Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission that operates OmniLink local bus service and OmniRide commuter bus service has implemented Google Transit information on its newly redesigned website. The information allows users to log onto Google, plug in their destination, and find out which is the fastest route to take by way of public transportation.

The Google integration appears on the agency’s new website, and Google transit data also includes information from other area transit companies like Metro and Fairfax Connector bus service.

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