There have been some problems with public transport in your area recently. Write a letter to the manager of the transport company. In your letter: • Describe the problems • Explain how these problems are affecting the public • Suggest some changes that could be made

Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing to you regarding my commuting issues, which is solely relied upon the public bus services that are operated by your organization. For
last
month, I am late at the workplace every day due to your vehicles are arriving late;
therefore
, my office has deducted my previous month salary and received a disciplinary warning from HR. My bus ticket has been procured for a year;
consequently
, I have no other choice. Those delays enhanced frustration among my community people, who are seriously environment conscious, and they do not utilize their auto for travelling.
Consequently
, my neighbours are considering a refund of their money or legal actions against your business. My advice would be to plan your route properly.
However
, identifying the causes of the delay with drivers can
also
provide an instant solution to
this
issue;
otherwise
, the issue will be raised to the state authority. I am awaiting your response. Yours faithfully, Ryan Smith
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