Amber (
January 26, 2017)
Encourage people to use public transit! You can't say "we tried this" or "tried that" but "ridership wasn't there" if folks don't know there are more runs. |
Amber (
January 26, 2017)
If the transit is to run without a loss, it needs to be run like a business; that means reliable service and MARKETING. Most folks don't even realize there is a bus service, don't know where to access info, and a lot of the info available is out of date. |
margaret parent (
January 26, 2017)
This sure would be a lot better as I don't drive or own a car and taxi cabs are to costly these days same as everything else. |
ELAINE (
January 23, 2017)
Maybe if the route picked up near the senior blocks and went into WalMart parking lot every two hours starting at 10:00 til 4:00 |
snowmexican (
January 21, 2017)
I use to ride buses back in the 80s, routes going all over town every 30 minutes. City planners and the mayors/council were Kenora born and bred. Nowadays its the opposite. Who are these new mayor/council and city planners? One thing for sure is they are not from around here. That's the main reasons for all the bad planning: cater to tourists, Zellers parking lot, waterfront lookout, etc. They should learn from Dryden at least. |
dk (
January 21, 2017)
There is no evening transit and it is difficult to get a taxi, so if you want to do dinner out, a movie and maybe cocktail... good luck. I feel sad for the local businesses that are trying to make an evening business successful. |
Corey (
January 20, 2017)
I've had to not hire people because the bus doesn't run on Sundays. Poor planning on the city's part. And non-existent economic development. |
pk (
January 18, 2017)
Not only if the schedule and routes were better but also the cost. If I can drive to town and back for less than bus fare I will stick to driving. |
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