According to the article Luas staff are expected to transfer to the new company. I hope they won’t be kept waiting too long.
SamDublin on
Wonder why, they did a good job
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SoloWingPixy88 on
Wow that’s pretty big. Bit of an impact to french pensions
Ed_the_Led_Man on
After living abroad where its the city councils operating public transport, why have we privatized heavy-light rail? and even intercity bus routes in a small enclosed island country?
There’s no competitive market with rail or road networks, there’s one destination, you cant choose between a different tram carriage company at a stop or a different rail line going from the same point A to B. Its just a natural monopoly if ever there was one
M4cker85 on
Once the Luas stays free I don’t mind who runs it
Jonathan_B_Goode on
Wow, the anti-trans agenda really getting out of control /s
PatMu5tard on
Well their business practice of offering the Luas for free to everyone obviously wasn’t very sustainable
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According to the article Luas staff are expected to transfer to the new company. I hope they won’t be kept waiting too long.
Wonder why, they did a good job
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Wow that’s pretty big. Bit of an impact to french pensions
After living abroad where its the city councils operating public transport, why have we privatized heavy-light rail? and even intercity bus routes in a small enclosed island country?
There’s no competitive market with rail or road networks, there’s one destination, you cant choose between a different tram carriage company at a stop or a different rail line going from the same point A to B. Its just a natural monopoly if ever there was one
Once the Luas stays free I don’t mind who runs it
Wow, the anti-trans agenda really getting out of control /s
Well their business practice of offering the Luas for free to everyone obviously wasn’t very sustainable