RIDER ALERT - Route 22 South Palm Bay - Expect delays today - Friday September 29th.       RIDER ALERT - Route 2 Titusville Walmart stop:       The bus will not be able to enter or exit the store parking lot. The detour will be at the entrance on SR 50/Cheney Highway until further notice.       RIDER ALERT ROUTE 23 - SATURDAY, 9/30/23       MALABAR ROAD WILL BE CLOSED BETWEEN MINTON ROAD AND EMERSON DRIVE FOR THE PUERTO RICAN DAY PARADE BEGINNING AT 9AM. ROUTE 23 WILL DETOUR RIGHT ON MINTON ROAD, LEFT ON JUPITER BLVD, LEFT ON EMERSON DRIVE BACK TO MALABAR ROAD. WE WILL RESUME THE REGULAR SERVICE WHEN THE ROAD REOPENS.       RIDER ALERT ROUTE 21 BEGINNING 9/30/23       DUE TO CONSTRUCTION: THE HEALTH FIRST BUS STOP ON GATEWAY DRIVE WILL BE TEMPORARILY RELOCATED NORTH ON GATEWAY TO JUST BEFORE THE DRIVE FOR THE GRAY/ ROBINSON BUILDING.       For questions call: 321-633-1878         

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