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2008 Report: Baylinc Buses Helped Eastern Shore Commuters Cut Fuel Costs

James Bullard, March 24, 2008

Editor’s note: This is a historical transportation report from the oldest available 2008 WKRG archive capture. Fares, routes and service arrangements may have changed.

As gasoline prices rose in 2008, WKRG reported that some Eastern Shore commuters were using Baylinc buses to travel between Baldwin County and downtown Mobile.

The service stopped in Fairhope, Daphne and Spanish Fort before bringing riders to Bienville Square. The report listed round-trip fares from $3 to $6.

Two Fairhope commuters who worked in downtown Mobile told the station the bus was convenient and helped them avoid the expense of driving each day. The service connected with WAVE transit in Mobile County and BRATS transit in Baldwin County, according to the report.

This article reflects conditions reported in 2008 and is not a current route, fare or schedule notice.

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