Some of your questions cannot be answered with short answers, but I will try my best. When dealing with the transportation system and its employees, you have to remember that you are working with people barely making min wages. Grab any literature you can during the rides and ask simple questions like, who's your boss or who's your boss's boss. Somewhere inside the bus is a Certificate of Authority which is issued by the Agency that controls the bus/van or transport vehicle, whether private or government supported. It could be local city or town government or county that grants the authority. Or, just ask the question from the driver that you would like someday to become a member of the transport authority board and you would like some information. I would tell that person the reason why you want that info. If you get one piece of info each day for a week....you'll be learning alot in short time. Occasionally, the public is invited to board meetings. Find out when and where they are held. This is a good start. Best Wishes. W In a message dated 2/1/05 8:09:16 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I scheduled my ride for a half hour early and I was still 15 mins late today and I found out that students get half price. I talked to the driver that lives in my area just now and they have me screwed up for tomorrow. OH MY GOD! It's gonna take every fiber in my body to not lose my mind when I call there tomorrow. Who do I contact to find out who appoints the positions on the board? Oh, I did find out also that they are trying to get the price lowered again. I hope it passes. Makes me want to push harder to try to get on that board. Stacy ----- Original Message ----- >>
