Scores Of Metro Bus Riders Urge King County Council To Save Current Service | The B-Town (Burien) Blog | Named "Best Hyperlocal Website" in the Northwest by Society of Professional Journalists: "“We need public transportation. Without it we are stuck,” said a blind person who relies on Metro. Others with disabilities, including one with epilepsy and another who suffered a stroke, said buses are essential for their mobility.
“Please don’t cut service to those of us who need it,” said another, making a special plea to maintain current Access van service.
A West Seattle resident who owns a car said he doesn’t object to the $20 fee, saying “it is a basic right to have public transportation in a metropolitan region of this kind.”"
“Please don’t cut service to those of us who need it,” said another, making a special plea to maintain current Access van service.
A West Seattle resident who owns a car said he doesn’t object to the $20 fee, saying “it is a basic right to have public transportation in a metropolitan region of this kind.”"
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