If you want to ride your bike at a speed of 11 miles per hour, pace yourself alongside a city bus.
One of the other 30 or so civilians that attended the Metro Fare Increase Hearing at City Hall today related a story of riding a bike alongside a bus and continually being passed, and then passing a bus until they both reached their destination at the same time.
The man normally clocks about 11 miles per hour on his bike.
"That's right," a Metro executive confirmed. "A city bus averages 11 miles per hour, exactly!"
Metro should make that their new slogan "City buses, no faster than a bicycle."
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SHOULD BE PUBLICLY OWNED. ROUTES SHOULD SERVE THE PEOPLE WHO NEED IT MOST, AND NOT THE "PARK AND RIDE" CROWD OR TO REDUCE TRAFFIC CONGESTION. ELECTION DAYS AND FOURTH OF JULY SHOULD BE FREE FARE DAYS. EVERY SINGLE CITIZEN SHOULD HAVE A PERSONAL TAP PASS THAT MAXES OUT AT $78 EACH AND EVERY MONTH. SHELTERS FOR WEATHER, BATHROOMS AND DRINKING FOUNTAINS SHOULD BE REQUIRED. DISCOUNT PASSES SHOULD BE AVAILABLE TO ANYONE THAT IS LOW INCOME OR ON PUBLIC ASSISTANCE.
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