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Apple Country Transit offers a range of transportation services through a fleet of vans and busses. Its vehicles provide medical trips to and from clinics and hospitals. The company also offers private contract transportation services to human service agencies. It provides daily trips for senior citizens and operates a 20-passenger light transit bus that can be used to accommodate private weddings and other special functions. Apple Country Transit also offers transportation for vocational rehabilitation and work sites and is located in Hendersonville, N.C.

This bus stop at Madison County School Bus Garage provides a convenient spot for students to wait for their buses in Marshall, North Carolina. Generated from this place's information

Knoxville's rich history in public transportation dates back to 1876 when the first street cars of the Knoxville Street Railway Company were pulled by horses and mules along tracks on Gay street. Since its inception, Knoxville Area Transit has grown from this primitive mode of transportation to a mass-transit system for the city of Knoxville, Tenn. It operates more than 75 buses, paratransit LIFT vehicles and downtown trolleys. During peak hours of service, KAT operates around 28 routes, including three express routes and three trolley routes. Funding for the transit system comes from local, state and federal dollars, as well as fare revenues. It is estimated that Knoxville Area Transit carries around 3.2 million passengers per year.