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...This bus no longer has access to the curb or the bus shelter. Riders must hold tightly to their children as they embark and disembark into and from this bus. That new extension of the sidewalk into the street has taken access to the bus shelter away from the bus and forced riders to walk at least 10 to 12 feet into the street to get on or off the bus. Traffic following the bus must now wait for passengers and bus to finish their business before proceeding. What happens if one is traveling with small children?

 Our City designers really must do better. And they called this a West Palisade Avenue improvement. I call it an insult and a slap in the face to everyone who uses Public Transit. Goodbye bus, hello light rail! I wonder.

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t’s crunch time! Congress must pass long-term transportation funding THIS YEAR. We’re working hard to make sure that they get the message that America needs a multi-year transportation bill to ensure a bright future for public transit.

We’re hosting our first-ever telephone town hall—and we’d like you to join us. The great thing about our free telephone town hall is that you can join from anywhere in the country. RSVP today, provide your phone number, and we’ll call you the day of the event to connect you to the town hall at no cost to you.

The Fight for Public Transit Funding
Featuring Michael Melaniphy, CEO of the American Public Transportation Association
Wednesday, October 14
2:00 PM EDT
1:00 PM CDT
12:00 PM MDT
11:00 AM PDT

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In addition to getting an update about what’s happening in Washington, you’ll be able to ask questions and hear from other members of Voices for Public Transit from around the country.

Please join us for what we hope will be an insightful and spirited telephone town hall. Thank you.