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Providing public transit on a fare-free basis for all passengers has tantalized public policymakers for decades. Proponents claim that if other public services such as schools, libraries, and parks (as well as most roads)
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2 (3) university-dominated communities where the clear majority of passengers in the service area are college students, faculty, and staff.
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3 gain their understanding and support for assistance when needed in dealing with disruptive passengers. However, it is important to note that most managers of fare-free transit systems did not regard disruptive passengers as a significant problem.
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