Typically the bell cord is located above the window. Give the driver plenty of advance warning by pulling the cord well before your stop. No, under State law all revenue collected from gas taxes can be used for roadway projects only. A State constitutional amendment is the only way to change that. This reduction of 1000 vehicle trips per day translates directly to cleaner air, more available parking, and reduced traffic congestion.
Less traffic makes the Rogue Valley a nicer place to live and encourages economic development.
RVTD also benefits area taxpayers by reducing the need to build additional roadway capacity and public parking. Federal studies have indicated that for every dollar invested in public transit there is a three dollar savings in social service programs. In terms of areas served RVTD runs bus service to cities completely within the RVTD special district with special focus on areas with a dense distribution of homes or jobs. I live in Ruch, I would take the bus to Medford if there was one. Currently, Ruch is outside RVTD boundaries.