Yes

Most of the public depend on public transportation as not everyone can afford private vehicle so, it is very crucial to increase the number of public vehicles as well as improve current transportation scenario.

There are still numerous number of people in Canada who are dependent on public transportation and increase in it will help them travel safely and easily

Public transport saves a lot of energy whereas private jets, cabs, etc are more expensive and consumes more energy. Additionally, public transportation bring the sense of togetherness and respect for the fellow citizens of the nation.

Create incentives like discount train ride days or free rides to local attractions to further entice people to the public transit options. Ultimately, the goal is to get people excited and encourage them to have positive feelings toward public transportation.

By doing this government can increase, economical benefits, social equity, efficiency and space utilisation. It mainly helps to reduced dependence on oil.

if you were blind and couldn't drive meaning you rely on public transit would it be helpful for you to have to walk everywhere no matter the distance or place you are?

We need more light rail or magnetic rail setup in Canada to reduce emissions and traffic congestion. This will only ever be setup publicly.

There are still numerous number of people in Canada who are dependent on public transportation and increase in it will help them travel safely and easily

Speaking about Toronto specifically, so much money has gone into public transportation but nothing gets built or fixed on time. It just drags on for years and years whereas other countries build things much faster. Eglinton LRT is an example of what could have been built in a few years and has now become the joke of the city. The "track work" that they've been working on, to the inconvenience of Toronto citizens, to make the subway faster has done nothing except slow things down. It takes me 5% longer to get to work than it did 2 years ago. This government money is being wasted. The contractors take 10x longer because they bill by the hour

I think People shouldn't pay over 3/4 dollars on Just transportation But I still believe that we should all be able to access public transportation

Public transportation should lower the prices because it costs a lot to go on a train or take a bus without losing serious money

Privatization allows more competition; therefore lowering cost for riders and users, while taking the responsibility of cost and maintaining of the systems from the tax payers.

No, there are more problems at stake. Our energy should be more focused on raising the minimum wage, and lowering house taxes, and taxes for the people. If, and when we do this, public transportation shouldn’t be much of a problem for the public.

The government actually shouldn't increase the public transportation because if the price is going up nearly every single year, what is the use of increasing it intentionally when it is already pricey for some people?

access to transportation is one of the leading predictors of poverty and economic mobility, by government investing in public transit which may not be profitable we will enhance the standard of living for many in poverty

No because most people are just saying yes because they dont have enough room on the bus because people are never sitting next to eachother or they have there bags beside them and dont give any room for people

The government will not be able to support us when going to court to sue them, with evidential proof from citizens and a leader of high authority, privatized public transportation will have to go back to the Government's controlled Public Transportation.

My best counter argument for public transportation is if you are in a smaller town it is better if you would take your transportation object because it makes more sense in bigger places.

putting more busses on the road will lead to more traffic and more of an annoyance when commuting. If funding for public transport is increased, then the funding for roadworks should be increased to widen the roads to accommodate.