Private transportation services primarily exist to generate profits, while public transportation's primary purpose should be to provide free and easily accessible transportation to everyone.

Private transportation services are often associated with reduced worker wages, diminished equipment maintenance, decreased accessibility, and a decline in overall quality.
These issues arise from the profit-driven nature of private transportation corporations, which prioritize maximizing their earnings. Consequently, they allocate fewer resources to provide fair wages to their employees, maintain their equipment, and keep transportation affordable for the public, thereby limiting its accessibility to the general population.