The Role of Public Transportation
Public transportation plays a vital role in the economic vitality and quality of life of our community.
- Economic Development: Supporting the local economy by connecting consumers to:
- Shopping (neighborhood business districts, malls, grocery stores)
- Entertainment (movies, museums, restaurants)
- Recreation (sporting events, parks, leisure activities)
- Workforce Development and Education: Improving education opportunities and our workforce by connecting students and workers to:
- Employment (manufacturing, retail, health care)
- Job Training
- Welfare to Work and other social service program
- Education (public & private schools, colleges, universities, libraries)
- Quality of Life: Improving the environmental and quality of life for all residents by connecting people to:
- Reduced traffic congestion and improved air quality
- Health Care (doctors, hospital, pharmacies)
- Worship & Faith-Based Activities (church, prayer groups, Sunday school)
- Social Activities (senior centers, support groups, meeting with friends)
- Family, Friends, and the Entire community!
- Equality and Social Justice: Providing equal opportunities and transportation for all people to access our community regardless of age, income, ability