the opposition candidate Gergely Karácsony to lead #Budapest propose to taxation on luxury properties, limiting the impact of tourism and making the public transport free #Karácsony #hungary
— francesco valle (@keccov) October 13, 2019
Compared with 2017, the public transport use of Tallinn's residents has increased by 10%, a survey carried out by pollster Turu-uuringute AS showed. It also indicated that 83% of Tallinners are satisfied with the way public transport is organised in Tallinn, while just 6.3% said they aren't happy with it.https://news.err.ee/907933/use-of-tallinn-public-transport-increases-by-10-in-2018
Out in St.Lukes/Dillons Cross advocating for free public transport in Cork. The approach of unjust taxes that take no account of ability to pay nor ensuring a just transition away from fossil fuels must be fought against. We need to fight for system change, not climate change! pic.twitter.com/Cte6mPjreP
— Fiona Ryan (@CllrFionaRyan) October 4, 2019
Students would be given free access to all public transport, similar to the existing scheme for pensioners, under proposals from the Green Party.https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/greens-propose-free-public-transport-scheme-for-students-1.4038918?
The Green party wants to scrap the Conservatives’ £6.5bn plans for new roads and will instead use the cash to fund free bus travel for all.https://www.independent.co.uk/environment/green-party-conference-free-bus-fund-public-transport-climate-change-a9138211.html
— Dublin Sinn Féin (@DublinSinnFein) October 2, 2019