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Have your say: Public transport

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  • Published: 09:20 May 6, 2009
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Our readers matter most to us. We have opened a page for robust debate among you. This page does not have a political stand and should be read in that spirit. We do not seek either to offend or to appease. We strive to present all points of view but expressed in a civil manner. Speak up and be heard.

Focus this week: Public transport

  • Public transport is not as convenient as private transport. .
  • Commuters do not care about the environmental impact of using their cars.
  • Cost of living will drive more people to use public transport.
  • Mass transport will reduce road rage, resulting in happier people.

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