METRO providing free rides to the polls for Houston mayoral runoff election
METRO announced safety measures in response to COVID-19 (METRO HOUSTON)
HOUSTON – Need a ride to the polls this Saturday?
In partnership with the League of Women Voters, METRO is offering free rides to Houston-area polling locations for the 2023 runoff election.
On Saturday, registered voters can hop aboard METRORail , a local bus , METRORapid , curb2curb or METROLift for a free round-trip ride to the voting booth.
Voters only need to inform bus operators and/or fare inspectors they are going to or returning from the polls, a news release from METRO said.
Patrons needing customized directions can map out their trip with the RideMETRO mobile app or on RideMETRO.org .
METRO’s customer service team is also available to answer questions and provide trip planning information. Riders can call or text 713-635-4000 for more information.
For information on polling locations, visit the Harris Votes website .
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