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Bus Drivers Association reminds government not to neglect public transportation.

January 3, 2023

Bus Drivers Association reminds government  not to neglect public transportation.
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~Wishes the public a prosperous 2023~


PHILIPSBURG--United Bus Drivers Association President Claude Omeus in his 2023 new year's address wished the population a healthy and prosperous 2023 and beyond. The expected bus fare increase has not yet gone into effect and the association is in talks with the government to introduce the increase before the end of the first quarter of 2023.

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Omeus also stressed that the government specifically the ministry of TEATT, should not forget the plight of bus drivers and other public transportation services men and women who are also struggling with the impact of the high cost ...


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