Buckets of Change

[Aaron Adler <cadlerun@>]

In case you missed the news, the T has announced what it would have to 
cut if they don't get the money they say they need. Basically they would 
run at rush hour and then cut service at night. Oh and fare hikes too.

What other ideas can we come up with to cut expenses, maximize public 
outrage, reduce usage (increasing pollution), and make the T less useful?

- Heat the cars in the summer and cool them in the winter. More energy 
efficient that way.
- Only run trains inbound in the morning and outbound at night. Everyone 
works downtown and lives in the suburbs.
- Don't stop trains near Fenway or the Garden when there are sports 
games or events. The extra people just slow trains down and they are 
usually drunk.
- Use the old change buckets from the turnpike at MBTA garages and 
require people to pay for the ($7) parking in quarters. This will speed 
parking exits and eliminate the need for cashiers.

Share your creative ideas at this week's...

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