Most Metro Detroiters support rapid transit buses
The good news is that the majority of Metro Detroiters support rapid transit buses and a better mass transit system for the region. The bad news is that no one wants to pay for it. But let's be frank, people rarely want to pay for anything. Excerpt: "Some 58% of likely voters in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties favor the proposal, which Snyder and Detroit Mayor Dave Bing rekindled late last year when they announced they’d given up on plans for the $550-million Woodward Light Rail Project." Read the rest here.
The good news is that the majority of Metro Detroiters support rapid transit buses and a better mass transit system for the region. The bad news is that no one wants to pay for it. But let’s be frank, people rarely want to pay for anything.
Excerpt:
“Some 58% of likely voters in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties favor the proposal, which Snyder and Detroit Mayor Dave Bing rekindled late last year when they announced they’d given up on plans for the $550-million Woodward Light Rail Project.”
Read the rest here.
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