Diamond Bar : Transit System Survey
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Based on the favorable response to local shuttles operated during the previous two Christmas seasons, the city has launched a study on public opinion about starting a transit system that might combine dial-a-ride and fixed-route services.
During May, the city is planning to distribute a survey to all households. Opinions will also be solicited from local businesses and organizations. An Irvine-based consultant, UMA Engineering Inc., will conduct the study.
More information can be obtained from Tseday Aberra at City Hall, (714) 860-2489.
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