Public transportation refers to a system of transport that is available for use by the general public, typically consisting of vehicles such as buses, trains, subways, trams, and ferries. These services are usually planned and regulated by government authorities or public agencies to provide an affordable and efficient means of transport for the community. Public transportation aims to facilitate the movement of people within urban and rural areas, often providing an alternative to private vehicle use. It can help reduce traffic congestion, lower environmental impact, and promote accessibility for individuals who may not have access to a personal vehicle. Public transportation systems often operate on fixed routes and schedules, making it easier for riders to plan their journeys.
A futuristic vision for public transit in Canarias is gaining momentum, with a proposal set to transform the accessibility of transportation on the islands. Instead of quoting a senator’s call for continued government funding for free bus and tram rides in Canarias, this fresh approach envisions a comprehensive overhaul of the public transportation system, aiming […]