Transit has been caught in an Endless Emergency of rising costs for inadequate service for decades.
The first essay in this series explained why this is so. To briefly recap: failure to recover costs has locked transit into permanent reliance on external subsidy. That arrangement creates warped incentives throughout the system. Without need to keep costs…
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