national express and stagecoach will be among those to introduce the cap, which will apply outside the capital for the first three months of next year. labour has described the policy as a half measure after years of soaring fares. the policy has already been rolled out in greater manchester. it s mayor, andy burham, explained how the bus companies could afford to carry the £2 cap out in the long term. obviously this is being done with government help and i would say that s exactly what should be done on a long term basis because pretty much every country in the world provides subsidy for buses to make sure that they are affordable to people and if you look around the world, actually, people are bringing down the cost of public transport. in germany, they have introduced a 49 euro rail pass for a month where people can have unlimited regional rail travel and i think this reflects the fact that we need more people to use public transport from a climate perspective but also it helps fro
as described the policy as i have measure after years of soaring fears. the policy has been ruled out in greater manchester. its mayor is andy burnham. he welcomed today s move but said more needs to be done to encourage people on support clip transport. obviously this is being done with government help and i would say that s exactly what should be done on a long term basis because pretty much every country in the world provides subsidy for buses to make sure that they are affordable to people and if you look around the world, actually, people are bringing down the cost of public transport. in germany, they have introduced a 49 euro rail pass for a month where people can have unlimited regional rail travel and i think this reflects the fact that we need more people to use public transport from a climate perspective but also it helps from an economic perspective as well in terms
errol lewis, and nayya, and errol, you said, he is probably traveling around europe, and i thought you were wrong. you were right. i had some experience with this in my 20s. you get a euro rail pass and you can ride any where on my train in europe pretty much for free. so you get around and one trees to see a little bit of the world. yeah, but that is before cell phones. i did it too, and your parents are not expecting to you check in every day. this was strange. he had checked in every day for weeks and he went dark it sounds like a heck of a trip. call your mom every day. is that the way i see europe? maybe he needed a little freedom. maybe. and to be honest i love that you are wearing your rose colored glasses.