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cuts to transportation, the City prepares

Martignoni: complicated situation, commuters will be affected

POMARANCE. Between a fortnight will come into force the new public transport services that include local races cuts for the reduction of regional transfers. What will happen to the citizens of the mayor Pomarance Loris Martignoni.
How are you preparing your municipality?
"The transport situation is constantly changing. Unfortunately only the last days of December there was the certainty of the magnitude of cuts in transfer payments made by the region and this has complicated the picture. The matter is very complex and not easy to cope with the cuts while maintaining the same transport network. We have already seen some important critical in the removal of some races that are likely to have an impact on the category of commuters. For this we are already working with the CPT to understand the philosophy of the transactions and what there is still room for intervention to improve the service. We also propose a public awareness campaign about public transport because we can not expect to always use its own resources and be guaranteed a little used public transport "
What resources made available to the City for public transport?
"We decided to confirm, as well as requested by the Province of Pisa, all resources allocated during 2009, approximately 73mila. We are also able to provide an additional service for the return of students who attend school at Serrazzano Cecina "
a result of the cuts are also at risk jobs.
"For our area it seems now that there are no imminent threats to cut jobs However, work is now needed as soon sit at a table to which municipalities are present, a company which manages the service and trade unions. Everyone must do their part and also the company, fortunately one of the few in the region to have a budget surplus, has the duty to propose credible solutions. why we have asked on the subject of the meeting of the Centre Socio-Economic Community of Montana to evaluate any initiatives to support employment. "

From "Il Tirreno" of Thursday, January 13, 2011