Ride sharing on Fort Bragg? What to know about an Army program
Fort Bragg is one of six Army installations participating in a ride-share access pilot program that started March 24, the ...
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Ride-Sharing Services Finally Coming to Army Installations in Effort to Ease Travel Woes
Fort Bliss in Texas; Fort Bragg in North Carolina; Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state; and Schofield Barracks, Fort ...
Need to call an Uber or Lyft on base? The US Army's opening the gates.
Bases tend to be out away from major metropolitan areas, leaving few transportation options for troops who don't own a car.
The Army wants to make it easier to call Lyft and Uber on base
As part of an Army pilot program, ride-sharing drivers on six bases won’t need to get a visitor’s pass for each trip.
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Army testing new policies to allow ride-share drivers on bases
The Army is testing a program at six bases to grant access to vetted ride-share drivers to improve and standardize transportation options across the service. The pilot program will allow drivers ...