Four city council members want to dissolve London's transit authority, citing a breakdown in the relationship between the long-standing municipally funded agency and city hall.
Four London city councillors are seeking to dissolve the London Transit Commission, citing a breakdown in the relationship between the commission and city hall, and propose a governing body of three city council members. This follows concerns about bus service, bus rapid transit implementation, accessibility issues, and the commission allegedly not following council directives. The move comes after an approved operational audit to examine whether transit should be run by city hall. Three transit commission members have resigned, citing issues with decision-making and an unconstructive relationship with council.
