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Tag Archives: Terry Matsumoto
To Go Fare-Free or Not to Go Fare-Free: Is That Really the Question?
The current state of transit in America is deplorable. That’s not an opinion. The argument, then, becomes about how to improve both ridership and quality of service, with a growing sub-argument revolving around whether transit operations should work towards becoming fiscally productive or if transit should be perceived as a government-provided utility, like sewer lines and trash collection, and become fully fare-free. Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Josh Grigsby, Livability, Response Pieces, transit, Transportation
Tagged auto-dependence, Belgium, Dave Olsen, Denver Regional Transportation District, fare collection, fare-free, farebox, Hasselt, homeless shelters, InTransition Magazine, Island Transit, Los Angeles County Metro, Phil Washington, planetizen, political ideologies, Sarasota County, subsidies, Terry Matsumoto, transit, transit agencies, Translink, transportation planning, vancouver, Washington
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