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Public transit agencies in the state are taking cues from Uber and Lyft to provide more affordable, accessible transportation to riders. It's a model called microtransit — and it looks to fill transportation gaps in new ways. 

Guest host Nina Moini spoke to freelance reporter Jiahong Pan for more on these services. Pan 

wrote about the increased use of microtransit

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Nina Moini

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Host Nina Moini spoke to freelance reporter Jiahong Pan about how public agencies are finding new ways to fill transportation gaps. 

Guest host Nina Moini spoke to freelance reporter Jiahong Panabout how public agencies are finding new ways to fill transportation gaps. 

Taking cues from Uber and Lyft, public agencies launch ‘microtransit’ services

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