Our recent page devoted to the public transportation mess in Clayton County prompted some thoughtful replies. Today, a former state highway executive says Clayton needs to establish a privately operated bus system, while a local lawyer discusses how longer commutes — those typically endured by low-income residents — can make job applicants less appealing to potential employers because they impact workplace turnover.
Guest columnists:
Clayton County can turn things around by Bob Dallas
Lack of transit leads to unemployment by Roland Behm
Response to recent conversation from our readers
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