Tuesday, October 29, 2019
Monday, October 28, 2019
Columbus, OH, city council candidate advocates #freetransit
Vote @Lili4Columbus for Columbus City Council, a
— Yes We Can Columbus (@YesWeCanCbus) October 28, 2019
voice for working families. Lili is a former DREAMer, working mother, and labor and immigrant rights organizer. She has spent her entire career fighting for workers' and immigrants' rights in the social justice and labor movements pic.twitter.com/nSbB1vNijy
Thursday, October 24, 2019
NYC council member for fare-free #publictransit
Thank you @AMDanQuart for being an outspoken advocate on this issue. Short-term solution: don’t criminalize poverty— Ron T. Kim (@rontkim) October 23, 2019
Long-term: make public transportation free and .... ban cars. https://t.co/MmQ7xDgYA1
Saturday, October 19, 2019
Montreal candidate calls for fare-free #publictransit
Public transportation is a key feature of any major metropolis. Montréal has the third-highest ridership in North America. Our metro an integral part of our urban life.
— Kalden Dhatsenpa (@KaldenNPD) October 19, 2019
Let’s improve on it by expanding it, and making it completely free to use. pic.twitter.com/dgR6XaYKmg
Mississauga-Lakeshore candidate pledges to work for fare-free #publictransit
Holding the door for constituents of #MississaugaLakeshore at Clarkson GO station. As a fellow commuter, I know the transit struggle is real. I'm committed to investing in public transportation and working toward a fare-free future. @NDP #elxn43 #cdnpoli #InItForYou pic.twitter.com/uGVtLjwALj
— Adam Laughton (@AdamLaughtonNDP) October 19, 2019
Friday, October 18, 2019
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Minto campaign shaking up interest in free public transport - NZ
Breakthrough in debate about free public transport brings challenge to other mayoral contenders.
As well as a big reduction in our greenhouse gas emissions, the benefits of free public transport in Christchurch include:
- Revitalising the city centre (this has been the experience in Dunkirk)
- An economic boost for Christchurch businesses (locals have more money to spend locally!)
- Reduced inequality in the city (the policy gives workers an extra four weeks pay a year through savings on petrol/car repairs)
- Improved productivity with less congestion
- Increased social cohesion (people from all walks of life enjoying each other’s company on low emission buses with free wifi)
- Less traffic congestion for people who hate public transport
Monday, October 14, 2019
Massachusetts candidate calls for fare-free public transit
All public transport should be free. And our nation needs to invest in more of it— Mulcahy for Congress (@aVoice4MA6) October 14, 2019