The local government is planning to change the bus timetable. You are not happy about the proposed changes. You have decided to write about it to the editor of a local newspaper. Write a letter to the newspaper. In the letter describe the changes explain how that will affect you say how you would like the service to be improved

Dear local government chairman, My name is John. The local government is scheming to amend public bus schedules by changing the start time from 7am to 7:30am and the intervals to every 20 minutes. I am writing again to express my anger and suggest better approaches.
This
is not ideal for many workers like me who have to be at work by 8am in the morning on weekdays as the ride from the stations to the commercial centre takes three-quarter hours,
this
will make me late by 30 minutes every day and
further
lead to unemployment. For many of us, an alternative to public transport is booking ride-hailing services like Uber but
this
is expensive, the bus costs me $3 daily whilst Uber would deduct $100 weekly with extra $20 taxes too.
Instead
of facing the financial meltdown that could come from
this
huge change, a sensible solution regarding the bus service would be to have two kinds of schedules, the first is to retain the same existing times,
also
add more vehicles so that workers can get to work during rush hours and
then
switch the intervals after. I really hope the government considers these points of mine and makes appropriate updates. Thank you. Yours faithfully, John
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