This petition is to stop proposed weekday service cuts and the elimination of Saturday service to the St. Elmo community by the CARTA bus company.
We the undersigned, are concerned citizens who urge CARTA leaders to act now to PRESERVE the current bus service to our community or to work harder to come up with a better solution than to cut and eliminate vital, lifeline services.
I am truly overwhelmed by the momentum this is building. It feels like our community is finally being seen and that is entirely because of the people who took a moment to care.
Reached 100 supporters
April 9, 2016
37 Comments
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April Shaw
10 years ago
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After years of riding the #15 route, I am disappointed to see these changes. St. Elmo residents need this route just as much as anyone else. This affects work. This affects school. This affects the ability to be independent if you cannot afford a car. This is about more than just cutting slower hours.
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Ellen (Happy Baker) Yates
10 years ago
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St Elmo was CREATED as the first street car suburb of Chattanooga. Not having regular bus service to the neighborhood is just crazy!
D
Donna Shaw
10 years ago
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With three people in my household that ride the bus, it is important to have service at regular hours even in the middle of the day since 2 are college students and college schedules can vary (i.e. class releases early, etc.)
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Reba Smith
10 years ago
Featured
St Elmo was the only area that had Saturday cut! My neighbors, friends and family use bus transportation for all of their transportation needs. Carta is imposing a great burden on these taxpayers possibly to the point of losing their jobs. Unacceptable.
S
Simon Lubben
10 years ago
Featured
I'm a proponent of public transportation or cycling. Two shifts during commuting hours (say 6-10 and 4-8) with smaller buses, and one eight hour on Saturday (from 10-6) would cost less and accomplish more.
J
Joshua Tilford
10 years ago
Featured
Our family would utilize such transit more often if operative hours were expanded, not vice versa. Cutting it off at 6:30pm is simply too early, even considering an average work schedule.
K
Kevin Kalakosky
10 years ago
Help people without personal transport, and traffic problems on St Elmo.
If ridership needs to be expanded; more promotion and public outreach might help.
L
Lana Sutton
10 years ago
Serve the people, not just the big, low-paying employers!
This petition is to stop proposed weekday service cuts and the elimination of Saturday service to the St. Elmo community by the CARTA bus company.
We the undersigned, are concerned citizens who urge CARTA leaders to act now to PRESERVE the current bus service to our community or to work harder to come up with a better solution than to cut and eliminate vital, lifeline services.
I am truly overwhelmed by the momentum this is building. It feels like our community is finally being seen and that is entirely because of the people who took a moment to care.
Reached 100 supporters
April 9, 2016
37 Comments
A
April Shaw
10 years ago
Featured
After years of riding the #15 route, I am disappointed to see these changes. St. Elmo residents need this route just as much as anyone else. This affects work. This affects school. This affects the ability to be independent if you cannot afford a car. This is about more than just cutting slower hours.
E
Ellen (Happy Baker) Yates
10 years ago
Featured
St Elmo was CREATED as the first street car suburb of Chattanooga. Not having regular bus service to the neighborhood is just crazy!
D
Donna Shaw
10 years ago
Featured
With three people in my household that ride the bus, it is important to have service at regular hours even in the middle of the day since 2 are college students and college schedules can vary (i.e. class releases early, etc.)
R
Reba Smith
10 years ago
Featured
St Elmo was the only area that had Saturday cut! My neighbors, friends and family use bus transportation for all of their transportation needs. Carta is imposing a great burden on these taxpayers possibly to the point of losing their jobs. Unacceptable.
S
Simon Lubben
10 years ago
Featured
I'm a proponent of public transportation or cycling. Two shifts during commuting hours (say 6-10 and 4-8) with smaller buses, and one eight hour on Saturday (from 10-6) would cost less and accomplish more.
J
Joshua Tilford
10 years ago
Featured
Our family would utilize such transit more often if operative hours were expanded, not vice versa. Cutting it off at 6:30pm is simply too early, even considering an average work schedule.
K
Kevin Kalakosky
10 years ago
Help people without personal transport, and traffic problems on St Elmo.
If ridership needs to be expanded; more promotion and public outreach might help.
L
Lana Sutton
10 years ago
Serve the people, not just the big, low-paying employers!
After years of riding the #15 route, I am disappointed to see these changes. St. Elmo residents need this route just as much as anyone else. This affects work. This affects school. This affects the ability to be independent if you cannot afford a car. This is about more than just cutting slower hours.