Erica Jeffery, Crawley
7th June 2015 | Your Views
I’m originally from a place in the US that doesn’t even do public transport. It was cheaper and far more reliable than this joke of a system. Shame on bosses and government.
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Graham Sykes, OxfordPrivatisation was supposed to benefit the rail travellers. The real and intended beneficiaries were the rail companies. Profit should have been re-invested in the network.
Shane Ruddock, WaterloovillePeople need to feel the benefit of public transport, not the pinch as we in a modern world rely on our railway to avoid crowded roads and city streets.
Angela Lumb, SelbyIt should never have been sold off at all.
Beth Greene, LivingstonPrivatisation meant profit came before service and put travelling costs beyond the means of many. Poor service and quality too.
David Priest, NorwichIf something does not work out in a big way we seem too timid to correct the mistake (e.g. rail privatisation). Prices compare terribly to those in mainland Europe.
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