Tuesday, August 11, 2009 , Updated
Fort Worth’s Molly the Trolley will continue to run through November 28
Molly the Trolley is a rubber-tire streetcar that provides free rides to various sites in downtown Fort Worth. Started in May, the project's partners said they would extend service if they averaged over 10,000 passengers a month. And they did. Service is now being extended through November 28.
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