The City of Tucson is using a survey to ask residents about what kinds of changes they would like to see. However, that could mean eliminating some routes in favor of others.
TUCSON, Ariz. — Frank Litzenberger waited in the triple digit heat on a bench at Pima Community College’s west campus. Waiting for the bus is a routine he does six times a week.
Now in their second round of the survey that residents can take until September 8, the City’s Department of Transportation and Mobility said they have gotten about 2,000 responses. Some riders like Allison Ford who uses the bus a couple of days a week said those changes wouldn’t affect her much.
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