Public transit groups, state leaders and the board overseeing the R.I. Public Transit Authority haven’t agreed on much in recent years. But rider advocates and General Assembly leaders are on the same page now in calling for the next leader of the embattled agency to be someone experienced in transit system management. To blame all
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