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In Particular, DART is seeking public input on how the NEW Bus Network might evolve by asking the question:"If DART has additional funding

Found this inquiry but they are still left wondering about some things and what could have been different. just want to bring a quick bit of breaking news coming into is here. our transport correspondent with a new in the bass drivers are going to go on strike in the west midlands, some details. go on strike in the west midlands, some details-— go on strike in the west midlands, some details. g; :: :: :: , , , some details. over 3000 bus drivers workin: for some details. over 3000 bus drivers working for national— some details. over 3000 bus drivers working for national express - some deta...

Go downtown even if i don't want to buy anything. the point is it's taking independence away from a lot of people. in hinckley, we also found passengers angry at the decision. there is people like me, that do rely on a bus still, that don't drive. i don't want to have to have a car, but i'm having to consider it. - the bus operator says it can't continue this particular route because council subsidy has been withdrawn. we are currently subsidising that bus to the tune of £162,000 per year. passenger numbers have not got back to where they was, and our council funds are very low and we're stru...

But the number of routes and passengers have been falling — partly due to the coronavirus pandemic. so a scheme capping single fares on routes operated by 130 bus companies outside london will be extended for a further three months. this is after it was due to end in march. it will be backed by up to £75 million of government funding and is aimed at getting more people using the bus, particularly on those longer, often more rural routes. in west yorkshire, greater manchester and liverpool, the mayors have already introduced a fare cap of two pounds as part of longer—term transport schemes...

New ITDP, LivableStreets Alliance report shows Boston's bus service has not kept up with surging demand and outlines a timeline to get it back on track by 2030