Tea? (Part 2)

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classic33

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I Didn't go anywhere. No one else was talking.
Left on me own, deserted by everyone.
 

somewhere in america

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They cant. They get too much revenue from them IE tax

*sigh*
I know
 

somewhere in america

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The town I currently live in has a population of about 3000 to 4000 people. There are several other towns nearby, one having a popular University. The university has free busing for anyone to use; routes hit many of these small towns including mine.
So The town I live in decided That they wanted their own buses. So they got a government grant for 4.2 million dollars So that they could buy buses. However, They decided that they couldn't just have any kind of bus, They had to have all electric buses. They also wanted to keep the busing free. So the city spends 4.2 million dollars On four electric buses, A special rapid charger, And operation costs ( I'm guessing about a year's worth), and hires several bus drivers.
So who is it that rides the buses here? Unemployed, lazy welfare recipients who like meth.
I'd like to point out that there are a lot of people who ride bicycles here. I'd also like to point out that most of the city speed limits are very high ( because it's rural) and we do not have any roads with shoulders.

I have absolutely nothing against the all electric buses, I think they're good, but I don't think this city realizes just how expensive maintaining a bus system is. Most cities with bussing systems barely break even. And quite a few Have a nasty deficit. I totally disagree with keeping the busing free. But I also think that money could have gone to something much More beneficial.
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Apicture of the charging system when they were building it
 

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welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
The majority docurrently live in has a population of about 3000 to 4000 people. There are several other towns nearby, one having a popular University. The university has free busing for anyone to use; routes hit many of these small towns including mine.
So The town I live in decided That they wanted their own buses. So they got a government grant for 4.2 million dollars So that they could buy buses. However, They decided that they couldn't just have any kind of bus, They had to have all electric buses. They also wanted to keep the busing free. So the city spends 4.2 million dollars On four electric buses, A special rapid charger, And operation costs ( I'm guessing about a year's worth), and hires several bus drivers.
So who is it that rides the buses here? Unemployed, lazy welfare recipients who like meth.
I'd like to point out that there are a lot of people who ride bicycles here. I'd also like to point out that most of the city limits are very high ( because it's rural) and we do not have any roads with shoulders.
Burocrasy and do gooders are wonderful yet costly. And the vast majority do not benefit at all.
 
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