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queries: why is public transport run by the government instead of private companies

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queries: who provides free transport for the citizens

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queries: what kind of transport is offered by the government

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queries: why cant private sector provide public transport?

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queries: which type of transport can provide free of charge

queries: what is the main difference between a free of charge public transportation system and a private company.

queries: are the private companies able to provide public transport


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queries: does public transportation have to be free

queries: does the public transport need to be free