[Colorado-Talk] What Do You Think?

[Curtis Chong]

Greetings:

If high volume routes receive the greater attention and revenue, blind bus riders will be significantly disadvantaged. As active participants in the efforts to influence our future, it is encumbent on us, the organized blind, to have a long-term objective visa vi public transportation and then to push for that objective to be achieved.

This requires some informed collective thinking on our part. We had better start this as soon as we can.

Cordially,

Curtis Chong


On Aug 24, 2019, at 1:09 PM, Gary Van Dorn via Colorado-Talk <colorado-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:

I subscribe Streetsblog Dever.  Streetsblog Dever has a weekday roundup of transit news in the area.  One of the articles this week caught my attention.  The article is entitled Should RTD Cover Lots Of Ground Or Focus On High-Density Corridors? We Asked All 15 RTD Board Members in CPR News.

What is your opinion on the issue raised in the article?  Where should the NFBCO focus?  Although this article has a focus on the Denver metro area, I believe the issues raised in this article touch upon transit throughout our state.

Gary Van Dorn
Treasurer, Mile High NFBCO
Chair, Mile High NFBCO Transportation Committee
Board Member, NFBCO
Treasurer, NFBCO Sports & Recreation Division
President, NFB Public Employees Division

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