Questions of Fairness, Financial Viability of Free Transit Rides
Waiving fares to boost ridership makes less sense in cities with more affluent commuters who don’t need the benefit, UCLA Luskin’s Brian Taylor says.
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Waiving fares to boost ridership makes less sense in cities with more affluent commuters who don’t need the benefit, UCLA Luskin’s Brian Taylor says.
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