Opinion

Public transportation needed in Geneva

Posted July 18, 2016 12:01 am

I have had MS since I was 25. The most important thing to me now is my driver's license because there isn't affordable public transportation in Geneva, and I can no longer walk to the stores.

When I was stationed in Alaska they had a public bus. It would circle the fort daily, so every hour you could get a ride for $2, now it would be a little more.

I am worried how I will get to Delnor Health Center when I can't drive anymore. A woman there recently said she can only afford to go there once a week by cab at $19.

I really wish there was a bus service here in Geneva, that circulates hourly for a reasonable price and now I know I'm not alone. Maybe one that circles hourly to most public places: Aldi, downtown, the library, courthouse and Delnor, maybe a couple others, Wal-Mart?

Susan Lawyer

Geneva

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