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How many people rode the Arches shuttle from Moab in September? About 14 a day - Moab Sun News

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You Asked, We Answered A new Moab Sun News column that turns reader questions into reported answers. Got a question? After we reported that Grand County is seeking a state grant that could put ad screens on the Arches shuttle, a reader asked: "What's the total the county has committed now on this whole project?

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