doady
Senior Member
43, 25, 37, 74 are on the chopping block.
As for the fare, it is the city itself for allow low density in the first place as well poor service. If there was better service, ridership would increase, but better density would be better. You can only blame the province for some of the problems. Poor land use goes along way for all cities as well the greed of the oil industries for low ridership as well poor planning and schedules.
If the provincial 50% operating cost subsidy was brought back, all systems including MT could increase service substantially, while reducing fares at the same time.
You can't expect cities to be planned around transit when the province takes away all the funding for it.