It does not make a great deal of sense for transit agencies, on the one hand, to buy new buses and, on the other hand, to lay off workers from their existing workforce.
James Oberstar: “It does not make a great deal of sense for transit agencies, on the one hand, to buy new buses and, on the other hand…”
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Oberstar critiques the inconsistency in transit funding and job layoffs.
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