You're making my point. Muni in SF is heavily subsidized, which means there are no transit alternatives available that can compete on price. This makes the on

You're making my point. Muni in SF is heavily subsidized, which means there are no transit alternatives available that can compete on price. This makes the only two options for transit very cheap or very expensive, further widening inequality. It's exactly what would be expected by subsidizing transit even more, in fact.