The MTA Board has voted to raise the fares for public transportation effective this coming December 30. What an outrage!
Well, how about dramatically improving service? Trains, buses and rail lines are overcrowded enough, and conditions certainly will not improve with the continuing cutbacks in service. If anything needs to be reduced, how about reducing the way over bloated salaries of the MTA executives and reduce the overstaffed executive offices?
John Amato
Fresh Meadows
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