00:00I take the bus to work every week. It's £2.50 currently.
00:04£2 would, I mean, it's better, isn't it?
00:06Like, you say, for me, I come into the office twice a week,
00:08so now it's a tenner, save myself £2 really, isn't it?
00:12But I remember back in the day they did something like,
00:14what was it, after 7 o'clock it was like a pound for like a single.
00:16I think that was really good. I don't know why they took that away,
00:19but yeah, I guess that's, it's better, it's better than nothing, isn't it?
00:23Very good to cap it.
00:24It will bring more people into the centre of Leeds, especially OAPs.
00:29I think it'll be great to encourage people to use the bus more,
00:33especially teenagers like my grandson.
00:35Maybe I've got that much money.
00:38The little they have to spend on buses, the more they'll use town centre, I think.
00:42I'd like to see the bus fares reduced.
00:45It would make the travelling, you know, very reasonable,
00:49and it would actually make people use the buses more often
00:54and get their journeys in and out of Leeds,
00:58and no matter where you're travelling.
01:00It would make it, you know, more reasonable for travelling about the city.
01:05The bus is, well, it saves on fuel
01:08and it's easy to get into the centre of Leeds from where I am.
01:12If it saves people money, then great thing.
01:14I think, especially in the day and age that we live in,
01:17that the more money in your pocket, the better, isn't it, really?
01:20So, I don't think it'll make me get the bus just because of my own situation
01:24and driving in is just a lot easier, but I think it's a good thing.
