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To whom it may concern, I feel like 2nd and third shift transit would remove barriers to work and self-sufficiency for people in poverty. Students, elderly people, and the working poor need assistance to live independently. It is the least we can do with our tax dollars. We are investing in their futures. If people are given access to work, education, health care, food, laundry, and social events the crime rate decreases. That is a measurable fact according toBridges Out of Poverty: Strategies for Professionals and Communities Paperback – January 1, 2001
by Ruby K. Payne (Author), Philip E. DeVol (Author), Terie Dreussi Smith (Author). Dignity and self-reliance are corner stones of democracy and social evolution. All we are asking for is a chance to help ourselves. Think of the tax dollars this would generate!