New bill would begin process to integrate fares for RIPTA, MBTA transit systems
By Pavani Durbhakula | April 24Monthly train pass holders traveling from some stations can already ride RIPTA without extra fares.
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Monthly train pass holders traveling from some stations can already ride RIPTA without extra fares.
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