PROVIDENCE – Gov. Daniel J. McKee and R.I. Public Transit Authority CEO Christopher Durand announced a reworked proposal to get a handle on the agency’s $10 million operating deficit, including a one-time infusion of $3 million in state funds and reductions to the frequency of more than 40 “lower-ridership” routes. On Aug. 7, the RIPTA
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RIPTA isn’t a troubled agency. It’s simply underfunded. It’s terrible journalism to imply that the current situation is some how it’s own fault.