By: josef on 2/15/10
Maybe they might expand their survey to non-riders, trying to discover what decisions are making non-riders stay AWAY from this transportation alternative.

By: tengun on 2/18/10
I would assume that this would be more comprehensive than just a rider survey. The issues associated with the service will not be addressed until the city commits to the service. Whereas many cities the same size provide public transit they also provide adequate funding. The city refuses to make committments to public transit while continuing to spend money on intersection improvement and traffic cameras. These traffic investments suppose to fix the problems of our fair city but a you can tell have failed. Have you been stopped in traffic lately? Why is our traffic so much worse thann cities three times our size? Mkaes one question the professional credibility of those that keep telling us we need better intersections, etc. You don't have to be a genious to recognize the failure absolute failure of this approach. Maybe instead of complaining about how much money is being spent on transit maybe everyone should be asking why we are spending so much on roadways improvments that don't work.