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Speaker 1: Los Angeles is hemorrhaging bus riders, says the Los Angeles Times. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Over the last ten years, million fewer trips have been
Speaker 1: taken on l A buses. They've lost of their ridership.
Speaker 1: Now here are a few reasons. High rents are pushing
Speaker 1: low income people to more distant areas where they can't
Speaker 1: rely on busses. The law allowing illegal immigrants to get
Speaker 1: drivers licenses obviously means that more of them are driving
Speaker 1: cars instead of taking the bus. Plus, says The Times,
Speaker 1: a surge in the region's homeless population has sparked concerns
Speaker 1: about safety and sanitation. Translation to that is, crime and
Speaker 1: filth on the buses is out of control, so residents
Speaker 1: are buying cars in record numbers. That means that Los
Speaker 1: Angeles traffic is now worse than ever, which means that
Speaker 1: bus travel takes even longer, which means even more people
Speaker 1: prefer to drive cars, which means California won't be able
Speaker 1: to fix global warming by increasing mass transit use unless
Speaker 1: they can somehow force more people back onto the hemorrhage busses.
Speaker 1: The isn't going to make a difference of climate change anyway.
Speaker 1: It's a total cluster. It is a liberal conundrum of
Speaker 1: their own making, and it just keeps repeating. There's no
Speaker 1: way out.