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> and be partially rebalanced away from servicing pensioners and to be blunt poorer workers. Having been both dirt poor and relatively affluent more than once,
by bartread 7y ago
> and be partially rebalanced away from servicing pensioners and to be blunt poorer workers.
Having been both dirt poor and relatively affluent more than once, and growing up poor, I'm not really sure buses do an adequate job for elderly or poorer people either: they just use them because there are no other options. And in that context I'm deeply uncomfortable with any initiative that makes them less accessible for the elderly, infirm, or those with low income.
- C1sc0cat 7y agoThis may be more a UK thing but since the over 60's bus pass was introduced that has distorted how bus travel is managed. Also certainly where I am they pull busses off peak commuting times to make more $ bussing kids to school which effects both poor and better off workers