Do bus fares need to go up in price?
That's one of the questions being asked in a six-week public consultation launched today.
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says the consultation asks if government should continue subsidising the network to the tune of £8 million a year.
The consultation, which closes on June 30, also asks if altering routes could make them more cost effective.
How bus services are delivered and funded is the subject of a 6-week public consultation: https://t.co/sWIwuYJD42 Feedback will support a review into the overall provision of bus travel in #IsleofMan, leading to a new operating model. Full news release: https://t.co/etwzuQ90fS pic.twitter.com/8KZ4bgkKPf
— Isle of Man Government (@IOMGovernment) May 17, 2024
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