So public transport users have supported the system by paying for it, now it will be free for motorists? Why? Because they will be suffering?
It’s cool that there is extra capacity available, but why isn’t it being used to reduce the current overcrowding on peak services?
It’s amusing that Labor politicians have this privileged way of thinking.
“The schmucks who use it every day can eat a bag of dicks, but those unaccustomed to public transport will require a softer cushion to ease their pain.”
Increasing capacity and improving safety so everyone can use the system and save money would be a more honest approach. This feels like PR.
Kent Parkstreet
Steph