Summary
Saginaw’s transit authority is considering raising bus fares and cutting routes or service. If you ride the bus—or rely on someone who does—that means a bigger hit to your wallet and fewer ways to get around.
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Impact analysis
Riders would pay more at the farebox while potentially getting less service, and the agency could see higher revenue and lower operating costs.
The transit authority and budget watchers benefit from stronger revenue and lower costs, but there’s little direct upside for riders.
Bus riders—especially low-income, elderly, disabled, student, and carless workers—would be hit hardest by higher fares and fewer routes.
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