North East mayor Kim McGuinness proposes public control of bus network to boost passenger numbers
Mayor Kim McGuinness has unveiled plans to bring the North East's bus services back under public control, aiming to reverse years of service cuts and falling passenger numbers. The proposed 'Angel Network' would allow the authority to set routes and fares, with projections suggesting the move could generate 15.7 million extra journeys annually by 2059 compared to the current private system.
Source: Chronicle Live
Tyne And Wear
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