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Respondents. We asked how you usually pay your muni fare. We broke it more than we had in past years. In the past we just had clipper as one groupings. In 2017 we broke it out between the pass and monthly pass. Adding those two you have 56 . One thing to call on the slide is cash at 27 . When you compare that sto 2016 its down slightly. It was at 29 last year. 27 . Not a big difference there in terms of the different types of fare payment as well as the rest of the options there. We also asked among riders who used cash as their primary method why. Far and away its do you prefer to pay cash as...

The ride hailing is up is an increase from 2015. When asked whats the main reason you would use uber or lyft rather than muni. One is really the top three have to do with speed and direct service. Those are the key reasons far and away. Its fast and goes direct to my destination. I dont want to wait. Doortodoor services and theres others but in terms of the top ones they have to do with that theme. The last slide was an asked of a different group. This represents those who havent used it in the past six months and asked whats the main reason you dont ride muni more. This slide represent whats ...

Relatively highly but not at the same level. Disability or condition impacting travel. The individuals who indicated that theyre pretty close to pretty on par with your regular users. Theyre at 73 versus 70 excellent or good. 10 poor versus 8 for regular users. Continuing this is still the same question broken out by income level. I tink the interest on this particular one is very clearly if you look at those whose income is less than 75,000 theyre more satisfied. You go over 75,000, theyre not as satisfied. Perhaps not a big surprise but its almost linear. So theres a difference there. Part m...

A single piece of property could determine whether the property could develop for asked for oil or gas extraction so it amuses someone might have sold or at least off their mineral rights and they own like one percentage or seven eighths of a share which if you have minerals underneath your limb that could be a huge amount of money to a farmer someone who owns land the problem was before if that person with even the tiniest share said no you couldnt do it now what theyre saying is we dont care about what that minority person who may be living on that land if the corporation owns a bigger porti...

Amount of money to this Guys Campaign this Oil Company Gave x. More with that its Public Record its no theres no ill do something thats not known these things are facts and the legislation shes talking about benefits big business you know not the little guy and thats this this whole thing in West Virginia is they keep pushing this like well if we could just get coal back because you know black lung hasnt been popular in the last couple of decades you know it was the bill that they were trying to vote on that sparked all this so this was a bill forty two sixty eight so what it what it says is t...