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Minneapolis and Saint Paul offer grocery deliveries

Purpose

Approach

Changes to services

Type

Delivery or freight

Mode

About this initiative

Metro Mobility customers and existing Transit Link customers can order groceries and household essentials online from a store that has online shopping and local pick up. Metro Mobility or Transit Link deliver the order for free. Users of the service can book same day or in advance and will receive their delivery within 60 minutes of the scheduled pickup time. The order is limited to four bags.

Lessons learned

Location:
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Saint Paul
United States
Launch date: Mar 21, 2020
Actor:
Public sector action
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Partners involved: Metro Mobility, Transit Link

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