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@B4B6SG72wks2W
Yes but not huge rail lines. They're fast and convenient, but very expensive, and we have a deficit.
NO. This would absolutely increase the homeless population, not just in alberta, but the whole country itself, people use public transportation everyday.
@B2KXFY83mos3MO
No, public transportation in Canada is only for criminals and vagrants now. It's a health risk taking it.
@B2DQSLR 3mos3MO
Yes, there should be a larger focus on making it free, accessible, and environmentally friendly so more people use it
@9V5Y68N7mos7MO
I would like for there to be an increase in government but I do not think it is an urgent priority to focus on in terms of funding.
No, in my opinion the cost of public transportation should be included in taxes, since paying it independently is not profitable for all people.
@B2YZZ9TConservative2mos2MO
I think they should make public transportation affordable because not everyone can afford it all the time and they should take the money they get from citizens and put it towards any issues the transportation may have or a charity that way it is going to a good cause.
@B2VJ37N2mos2MO
no but put an investment of winter tires on winter citys with transportation as well as not make the city vehicles electric as the emissions dont outlay the benefits
@B2P8Y773mos3MO
Taxes should be used more effective to increase public transportation. Example: reduce pricy public “art” and use funding for transit.
@9ZRYN8Z5mos5MO
No, but I think the government should give tax breaks and incentives to private companies investing in public transportation
@9KNX3BB1yr1Y
Yes, with an effort to create affordable passenger trains that run across Canada, similar to InterRail in Europe.
@9KMF9GP1yr1Y
Yes, but only if the province or city has a disparity in terms of the safeness and reliability of the public transport
@9KM32WH1yr1Y
Yes, and they should have more police officers and systems out in place to help people reach safety quickly enough rather than getting stabbed for no reason.
@9K8HRYH1yr1Y
yes and provide BOTH free, public and environmentally friendly solutions - this should not come from tax payer dollars
They already spend enough money on public transportation and most of the income comes from the government itself in my opinion it should stay as it is.
@9J3DSLY1yr1Y
Certain cities with lots of sprawl need to be designed differently before public transport can become a viable option and therefore so it can be worth the extra funding
@9FGK5222yrs2Y
Regardless there should not only be more free public transportation but also there should be more focus on other important issues.
@9FGK49K2yrs2Y
Environmentally friendly and affordable public transport, but focus on other things if needed.
@9FDHSDN2yrs2Y
Yes, and use it to make public transportation safer to use.
@9FDBHTY2yrs2Y
they should fund better security for the transit
@9Q6K9XZ10mos10MO
Yes however the public transportation provided should be free and should take environmentally friendly solutions into account.
@9P8NRFMNew Democratic 10mos10MO
Yes, and provide more free public transportation which also has spending going towards more environmentally friendly solutions.
@9G2PN682yrs2Y
Yes, and implement taxes/tolls on those who wish to drive for their convenience instead of using public transit in high traffic areas.
@9D7X3DV2yrs2Y
Yes and start changing urban planning to be less reliant on cars and more on trains. This would make living expenses cheaper and strengthen local infrastructure.
@9BKH2QQ2yrs2Y
Yes, but only if this meant less expensive bus fair and more affordable bus passes for youth and adults.
@96GN9N63yrs3Y
No need to increase government spending but make transportation cheaper or free.
@957Y89S3yrs3Y
yes, the government should add more public subways
@956CYVH3yrs3Y
Yes, but use the money thats going to foreign countries instead of adding more money or taking away from other funded things.
@933LMPX3yrs3Y
Possibly, case by case... Rural potentially.
@928SH733yrs3Y
Make public transportation free and more accessible to people with disabilities, at least for long distances.
@8ZHV85NConservative3yrs3Y
Only if the funding is required to keep with population growth
@8ZFVK9G3yrs3Y
no they should spend all their money on a new way of printing money so we can have one dollar bills in Canada to throw at strippers rather than coins
@8Z46Y9T3yrs3Y
We need to maintain current infrastructure and set a program for ongoing maintenance before building new!
@8W35X984yrs4Y
I don't use public transportation so I don't have an opinion on the matter
@8VW3BPW4yrs4Y
@8VS8X534yrs4Y
Provide subsidies for mentally and physically disabled Canadian citizens.
@8VR79MX4yrs4Y
Yes but depending on the city, some require major additional support, some not as much. But a well functioning and efficient public transportation system can significantly reduce the reliance on fossil fuel car usage in cities.
@8VQYRBH4yrs4Y
They should but as the population is increasing, otherwise yes but they shouldn't spend that much.
@8VMMLVB4yrs4Y
Pay for how much damage you riding this method of transportation does to the earth
@8VM98C34yrs4Y
nbo unless they have to to save the earth
@8VLX9PD4yrs4Y
Yes and provide safer bicycle lanes similar to the Netherlands.
@8VJNWNB4yrs4Y
Yes, but only to allow for expansion of infrastructure, not to provide free access
@8VJGX544yrs4Y
All such transportation should be unregulated and privatized.
@8VJBN4W4yrs4Y
Yes and make public transportation cheaper for the public.
@8VHRZ7V4yrs4Y
Yes, but it should be used to make public transport safer for passengers
@8VH4XW84yrs4Y
Yes, however in ways where the money is not spent irrationally on Consultants and Politicians
Yes and do it through taxing car sales.
@8VFK4TL4yrs4Y
No, funding should be per capita, where no public transportation is available, these funds could be redirected to crumbling infrastructure.
@8V9TGW84yrs4Y
Municipalities should worry about this on their own with provincial assistance if needed
@8V6RLGM4yrs4Y
yes, but only if the current spending is efficient and is not enough for the future population
@8V5C6H24yrs4Y
No, transport should be in a competitive, free market
@8V52ZTL4yrs4Y
No, growing up I had to pay 5 bucks minimum to get a ride from friends or their older siblings. Still cheaper than cabs but I think we could reduce the spending limit.
@8TZVBWQ4yrs4Y
No, If current spending was used effectively we would see improvements
@8TZ33FZNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Yes, we need to make transportation in our remote areas more accessible and dependable.
@8TYFKX84yrs4Y
Re-invest in rail transport using electrified trains especially for linking smaller cities to large hub airports. Airport security and low-price airlines has made flying uncomfortable and environmentally sustainable. New rail technologies are just as fast between land-based cities.
@8TXRRVJ4yrs4Y
Yes, as cities like Calgary continue to grow, transit needs to grow with it. The LRT system should be upgraded into a Metro like Toronto and Montréal.
@8TD69HWNew Democratic4yrs4Y
No, but current spending should go towards more environmentally friendly solutions
@8T9RJZT4yrs4Y
Current spending is enough, it should be allocated differently.
@8T22TK44yrs4Y
yes, but make it privately owned, but tickets subsidized by gove.
@8SG4JCJ4yrs4Y
depending on demands of the consumers
@8SDXWRR4yrs4Y
Yes, But with a transionary balance that ensures not only the satisfaction of the need for public transportation, but that also assures stability between transportation, enviromental, and economic effects. Assuring that the solutions to these, and the economic measures in order to ensure the transition, are purely beneficial; and not just the transition or transformation of a problematic situation to another in a different or same aspect of society
@8SDXJLF4yrs4Y
Yes, depending on population size and citizen needs
@8S32Q2Y4yrs4Y
@8RSSKD34yrs4Y
Yes, for rural areas in the west where greyhound left
@8RJSJ4H4yrs4Y
No, we should use the current amount of funding more effectively.
@8R8C3QM4yrs4Y
Yes, free public transport and environmentally friendly
@8R856HT4yrs4Y
Yes, only if it contributes a lot to pollution.
@8QZF8Q4Conservative4yrs4Y
I don’t use public transportation and have no opinion
@8QY9TZH4yrs4Y
Yes, but they should allocate it to better serve the public
@8QQKGSF4yrs4Y
No they should partner with the private sector to reduce the cost with the same end result.
@8QH5WS24yrs4Y
it doesnt matter it is good but they could fund it more.
@8PV677JConservative4yrs4Y
Make a functional public transit system but keep the fees because my city does not have a system that is very usable
@8PTB22N4yrs4Y
The government should put more money into modernizing current systems but not rip off the citizens by increasing fares to retrieve their spending.
@8PJF3QF4yrs4Y
Yes, but only if those funds go to making more buses available and creating more effective bus routes. We don't want any buses that come every 30 minutes.
@8PHLLKQ4yrs4Y
Yes, but only if the funding goes towards having more accessible bus routes and more often and consistent pick up times. Not any once every 30 minute garbage.
@8PFW692Rhinoceros4yrs4Y
Yes, there should be public transportation in cities at least every half hour, and public transportation between towns several times each day.
@8NXXMVH4yrs4Y
No, but the bus drivers should be screened better. Background checks are very important. If they go electric they would save money on fuel costs.
@8HWQNFJ5yrs5Y
drones should be used for explict websites only to get better angles in the video
@8GX4QM5Rhinoceros5yrs5Y
@8DTC7QX5yrs5Y
Funding should remain the same, but better managed.
@8DM8FDX5yrs5Y
yes, but to transfer to electric transportation
@8CYCP9V5yrs5Y
Yes, but make passes more affordable and the transportation should be increased in locations that need more transit
@8CHLPC55yrs5Y
@8CFV8CG5yrs5Y
Yes but only in areas of high population
@9D2W7FG2yrs2Y
Transportation should be more safe and more cost effective
@9CZND7G2yrs2Y
Don’t have an opinion on this matter
@9CXQ8MZ2yrs2Y
Not unless it's for protection from criminals on said public transportation. No one I know use it because it's so unsafe!
@9C5497K2yrs2Y
@9C4N53J2yrs2Y
No, we have a good system right now. Taking inspiration from asian cultures is where we should look towards
@9BRFK3J2yrs2Y
yes but when we gain more money for that type of spending.
@95N68GP3yrs3Y
spend more on making the area walkable and bike-able. less car centric design.
@8ZYPVGN3yrs3Y
Later on in our future as of now our public transportation is one our least concerns when it comes to funding
No this should be left to local governments.
@8VRLKBP4yrs4Y
yes for more rural/ out of town areas
@8QRNKHZConservative4yrs4Y
Hell no, this is another stupid question
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