Well um this is one of the things that you know that have come up time and again with the residents in district D where the connectivity is an issue and um you know every district has its own challenges. I think for district, majority of the issues um kind of seem to be with accessibility and the connectivity with the downtown and having that you know that service available is going to help a lot of like senior citizens, lot of students.

So when Wake Transit first began in 2016, um, and we knew that as part of that plan, we would be receiving funding to expand public transit service in Kerry. They looked at the level of service that was currently being provided um, through local um, funding and that um, was set as a baseline going forward. And so we need to maintain a baseline of service to continue to be eligible for all of the funding that we receive through Wake Transit.

I could see a resident saying, 'Well, there's low writership here and it's $200,000 plus dollars. Just eliminate the route and save that money.' But what you're saying is we have to maintain this baseline of hours per week. And so there is not a scenario where we cut service and Car's bottom line saves money. we lose dollars. So, you lose service and lose funding.