Editing Elkhart, Indiana (section)

====Interurban Trolley====
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Elkhart is a central hub for the ''[[Interurban Trolley]]'' regional public bus service, which stops at various destinations throughout the city and connects it to neighboring [[Goshen, Indiana|Goshen]], [[Osceola, Indiana|Osceola]], [[Dunlap, Indiana|Dunlap]] and [[Mishawaka]]. It was originally known as the BUS system. The system's name is derived from its use of vintage-trolley-style buses that run between several different cities and towns, evoking the interurban train networks that were common in the United States during the first half of the 20th century. The Interurban Trolley operates each day, except Sundays or major holidays.

=====Connections to other transit systems=====
Bittersweet/Mishawaka Route links up with [[South Bend TRANSPO|TRANSPO]]'s Route 9 in [[Mishawaka]], which in turn connects riders to downtown [[South Bend]] and the South Shore Station, TRANSPO's transit hub. North Pointe Route stops at Elkhart's [[Greyhound Lines|Greyhound]] station. Elkhart-Goshen and Concord route both stop near the [[Elkhart (Amtrak station)|Elkhart Train Station]].