A huge problem I have seen in Auburn is wildlife hit on the road. Animals do not have a safe way to cross I-80. While traveling through Idaho I noticed a few animal bridges. These bridges go directly...
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A huge problem I have seen in Auburn is wildlife hit on the road. Animals do not have a safe way to cross I-80. While traveling through Idaho I noticed a few animal bridges. These bridges go directly over the interstate. Building a wildlife crossing bridge across I-80 will reduce the amount of car accidents, car damage and perhaps will even save people and animal life. One highly active area on I-80 is right near Ophir exit. These bridges are known to be effective and will offer a way to avert animal death.
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Sep 2, 2020 by
Tasha Lewis (5 points)
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A huge problem I have seen in Auburn is wildlife hit on the road. Animals do not have a safe way to cross I-80. While traveling through Idaho I noticed a few animal bridges. These bridges go directly over the interstate. Building a wildlife crossing bridge across I-80 will reduce the amount of car accidents, car damage and perhaps will even save people and animal life. One highly active area on I-80 is right near Ophir exit. These bridges are known to be effective and will offer a way to avert animal death.
Prepaid bus passes are a great thing, but only being able to purchase them from drivers or City Hall can be less than convenient - City Hall isn't near any convenient route stops and drivers often...
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Prepaid bus passes are a great thing, but only being able to purchase them from drivers or City Hall can be less than convenient - City Hall isn't near any convenient route stops and drivers often don't carry passes - so it would be highly convenient for passengers to have alternate vendors to purchase passes from.
Raley's and SaveMart Supermarkets would be the ideal choices as they could sell passes through their Customer Service counters and are right next to designated bus stops already.
Personally, I don't often have the time to go so far out of my way to City Hall to get a pass, and my girlfriend, who is disabled, absolutely can't walk that far to get her passes. More often than not, we find ourselves using the cash we would have used on bus passes to just pay cash for the fare.
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May 10, 2017 by
Tom Jacob (5 points)
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Prepaid bus passes are a great thing, but only being able to purchase them from drivers or City Hall can be less than convenient - City Hall isn't near any convenient route stops and drivers often don't carry passes - so it would be highly convenient for passengers to have alternate vendors to purchase passes from.
Raley's and SaveMart Supermarkets would be the ideal choices as they could sell passes through their Customer Service counters and are right next to designated bus stops already.
Personally, I don't often have the time to go so far out of my way to City Hall to get a pass, and my girlfriend, who is disabled, absolutely can't walk that far to get her passes. More often than not, we find ourselves using the cash we would have used on bus passes to just pay cash for the fare.
