MBTA

Below is a PDF of the MBTA fare hike/meetings of which, I have 2 in paper form but, have been canceled... I query ((how much)) went into designing, printing and dispersing these flyers out. Monday night I spent my time listening to speakers testify their experiences with the MBTA at the State House. I saw many familiar faces of who I typically have ridden with. Time had expired before I could speak and after I planned to put together a written statement for a later meeting date. I've been taking the T since I was 15 and I can't wait anymore for things to look better for the MBTA. Nobody wants a fare hike. My concern is how ridged will these cuts will be handled and who that involves. I mentioned to a T administrator about the service of circulation of MBTA patrons. Studying and investigating how the flow of riders vary can help figure in how one might cut a part of a service or bus line where they are not needed. There's are plenty other ideas to consider, I just have taken the bus for such a long time and tend to be invested in the moment and what is going on around me. I know I am only one person but I think that there are people that feel the same. If our technologies and experiences from the Great Depression have taught us something, we should know how to hard wire this elder system that needs the great minds of today.

http://static.cbslocal.com/station/wbz/wbz/2009/July/FareHike.pdf