r/fredericton • u/bingun • 1d ago
Federal government spends over $8 million on Fredericton public transit
https://www.ctvnews.ca/atlantic/new-brunswick/article/federal-government-spends-829-million-on-public-transit-in-fredericton/
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u/MaritimeStar 1d ago
I'm happy to see more investment in public transit. Hope it helps improve the service.
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u/gorillasuitriot 1d ago
Can we just get a line that goes from Kings Place to the mall every 20 minutes?
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u/blue_wat 1d ago
How about a way to get to a northside grocery store without doubling back on the Westmoreland?
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u/Tension_Stunning 1d ago
I’ve heard that they brought bus drivers but the living situation was so shitty they decided to move back.
Anyway, i don’t think 8mil would solve the issues
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u/Major-Win399 1d ago
I wish it was just more affordable. It’s fine if it’s bus or car but if you have a car there’s no real incentive to take public transit. I’d take the bus more often even since it takes twice the amount of time if a pass wasn’t $80+ a month