Public
services, including public transit, are necessary for the safety and
dignity of working class communities in this region.
Transit
dependant people have a “right to a job with just and favorable
conditions of work and a living wage”*.
In order to access jobs, working people in the dispersed Greater
Vancouver Region require affordable and accessible 24-hour public
transit 7 days a week.
Transit
dependant people have “a right to well-being of person and their
family”*,
which includes personal safety and access to social services such as
affordable housing, health care, education, and others. In order to
access these services, and the political, economic, and social life
of the region, working class communities require affordable and
accessible public transportation.