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Hanam City, Gwangju-Hanam Office of Education to Launch Student Shuttle Bus on March 3
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- Hanam City and the Gwangju-Hanam Office of Education have signed a business agreement and will begin a pilot run of a student commuter shuttle bus on March 3.
- Five vehicles will be deployed on three routes for students who commute long distances, such as from Wirye and Gamil, and the annual budget of 650 million won will be shared equally between the two organizations.
- Students will pay the youth fare of city buses (1,160 won by card), and the two organizations plan to analyze usage rates to supplement the routes.
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