It’s that time of year. The Martha’s Vineyard Transit Authority (VTA) advisory board voted to increase fare prices for the summer season.
Fares are now $2, per town as opposed to the $1.25 per-town rate. Increases go into effect July 1, and will continue until Sept. 29.
The VTA recommends purchasing a full-fare One Day Pass, which is the same price as a four-town pass.
Reduced fares will be set at $1 per town, and are available for seniors 65 and older, people with disabilities, and military veterans with proper ID. Children 6 years old and younger ride for free.
Here we go, almost double the cost so the left can have their electric bus.
It was once a public service at the lowest possible cost, now it is another tax on the poor working class to make the elite feel righteous.
https://factsnotfantasy.blogspot.com/2010/04/naked-communism-of-earth-day.html
Thats a big jump. We will see alot more cars.
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