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The voters support TRAX and commuter rail with their pocket books and apparently these people don't like it and are trying to tell the taxpayers they are idiots
However,
-The financial numbers don't back them up
-The ridership numbers don't back them up
-The voters don't back them up
-Since other cities are experiencing the same financial numbers as UTA (except Los Angeles) other numbers don't back them up.
So they go and act like a bunch of circus freaks to get their message across since nothing else works.
I guess it is appropriate since they where in the Capital and our legislature tends to the do the same thing without the costumes.
The only defense UTA has had for the problems uncovered in the legislative audit has been, "John Inglish is the best bureaucrat in the world and he and Michael Allegra are indispensable." No bureaucrat is indispensable. Those two have both worked for UTA for over 30 years. Perhaps it is time for someone to be brought in from the outside with some new ideas. How would that hurt the development of new TRAX lines or the expansion of mass transit?
home. People voted for trax thinking there be no cut
in bus service.
Since Indispensable Bureaucrat you brought up something that has nothing to do with what the article was about digest that.