Re: Problems on the Shoreline
Author: $55 per rider subsidy
Date: 06-01-2022 - 13:57

Given the high fixed costs of running the line, that’s boosted the per-passenger-per-trip subsidy to $55.28 (compared to $3.85 on the MNRR main line).

Fares on Shore Line East have always been kept low to try to attract riders. But that means those fares cover only 5% of operating costs (compared to 69% on MNRR mainline). Who pays the difference? We do, in our gasoline taxes which go into the Special Transportation Fund (STF).

But with the gasoline tax taking a pre-election holiday, that’s pushing the STF ever-closer to insolvency. This is clearly unsustainable.



Subject Written By Date/Time (PST)
  Problems on the Shoreline New Haven Norman 06-01-2022 - 13:53
  Re: Problems on the Shoreline $55 per rider subsidy 06-01-2022 - 13:57
  Re: Problems on the Shoreline . 06-01-2022 - 14:13
  Re: Problems on the Shoreline For . 06-01-2022 - 16:37
  Re: Problems on the Shoreline Gomer Pyle 06-01-2022 - 17:44
  OT: "What is a Woman" OT 06-01-2022 - 21:51
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