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23 Jul 2007 04:00 pm
Why Bus Fares?
Here's a great idea: no fares for buses in major cities. It speeds things up, gets more people out of cars, opens up parking spaces, helps the enivronment. More reasons here. How to afford it? Tax cars some more, or enact the London-style traffic tolls. It's Michael Bloomberg's fantasy. Of course, it's the kind of idea that only really gets traction in Canada. Sigh.
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The Case For Free PublicTransit
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Free publictransit?
Excerpt: Andrew Sullivan, the thoughtful Anglo-American libertarian, thinks free public transit is a good idea.
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