A veteran who sued for a Miami-Dade transit discount is issued his "patriot pass" after county legislation is amended.
February 19, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A Miami man who sued after he was denied a bus and train discount for low-income veterans has won his battle.
Miami-Dade Transit issued a Patriot Passport on Wednesday to Raymond Rivera, allowing him to ride buses and Metrorail trains free of charge.
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