Summary:
Analyzes the Government's spending on Public Transportation in Canada. Argues that the Canadian government should spend less money supporting old public transportations. Contends that private cars can travel faster and more efficiently than the buses, taxis, or subways.
The public transportations lead the economy in the early 70s. The subways, buses, taxis, sea buses had helped out many travelers to get to their destinations swiftly and cheaply. It helped out the economy, society, and the businesses. However, now it's a world of private transports. The old way is not obligatory: The private cars can travel faster and more efficiently than the buses, taxis, or subways. At the present time, public transports are nothing but an obstacle to the revolution. Its slow speed, ubiquitous stops, and working only on certain routes decrease the efficiency. Public transports with few passengers on the road become an extraneous hindrance to other drivers. Also part of the tax going to this unnecessary transit cuts other possible monetary supports. The Canadian government really should spend less money supporting old Public.....
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