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EASY RIDERS: Caltrans urges commuters to share rides, but do its workers? . . . Only 8.2% of its employees here use ride-share programs. Not bad, but local firms with such programs average 10 to 15% participation, says the Orange County Transit District. . . . The head of the county Chamber of Commerce’s Transportation Council does practice what he preaches: Jerome C. Premo lives near a bus stop and often takes a bus to work.
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