This bill uses a carrot and stick approach to both invest in this essential transit system as well hold the system accountable to providing safer, more reliable service.
TJ Cox: “This bill uses a carrot and stick approach to both invest in this essential transit system as well hold the system…”
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Cox describes the legislation's dual focus on investment and accountability for transit systems.
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