06-09-2023, 11:25 AM
(06-09-2023, 09:59 AM)tomh009 Wrote:(06-08-2023, 07:14 PM)dunkalunk Wrote: The statement as it was said was meant to agitate people into action. GRT completely dropped the ball on communicating this to any of their riders before the decision has been made and they need to be held account for that . Council also needs to be held account for mandating the decision and then approving it. It's not as if the region has an active transit and active transportation advocacy group to do this anymore.
Is TriTAG dead?
Effectively yes. It was sustained on a core (and largely unchanging) group of volunteers, who a decade ago were young and didn't have a lot of obligations. Now people have families, careers, etc, but we were never successful enough in bringing in new people.
There is currently some discussion about what could be done to revive it, had our first meeting in years last week. But it's still not clear if there's enough people with the time.