You use public trasnport and have been facing issues. Write a letter to the public transport autoroties. In your letter include: why public transport is important to you what problem you face suggest what can be done to improve public transport
Dear Sir, I am writing
this
letter to express my frustration regarding the TTC transports that I have been using for the Linking Words
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First,
I would like to thank you for the seamless service within the greater Toronto area. Linking Words
To begin
with, I must take public vehicles every day Linking Words
due to
my job, as I can not afford a private commute. I did not find Linking Words
such
problems when I come to Toronto for the first time. Linking Words
Moreover
, after the period of Covid 19, everything got changed. Nowadays, I have to wait a longer period of time to take the bus on my way to work. Linking Words
In addition
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, the bus does not come on time which is really frustrating. Linking Words
Apart from
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, the inside of the vehicle is extremely dirty Linking Words
as well as
I get a bad smell from the bus which makes me nauseous.
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Furthermore
, it would be great if you increase the number of buses. Linking Words
Further
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, impose strict rules regarding cleaning procedures. It will not only make your services better but Linking Words
also
helps you to expand your business.
I hope my suggestions were convincing enough to take action in Linking Words
this
matter. Anticipating a positive response from you.
Warm regards,
LisaLinking Words
Submitted by Lisa Bhuiyan on
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