Originally Posted by JSR22 (Post 2190822)

People moving here know they need their own transportation or use UBER. You need to stop kicking a dead horse.

Originally Posted by Rainger99 (Post 2190830)

I agree that people know they need transportation when they get here. But things change - eyesight gets worse, you may be partially handicapped where you can't drive, or a spouse dies.

There should be some method for these people to go to and from medical appointments, grocery stores, the Squares, etc. It would probably make The Villages more attractive to many people as it would allow people to stay in their homes after they can no longer drive. And it might make it safer on the roads for everyone else.

The county recently paid $2.4 million to put a roof on the horse arena at the County Fairgrounds. I think that the money would be better spent on a form of public transportation.

Other cities have public trolleys that are either free or affordable.

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Originally Posted by Velvet (Post 2190836)

You are absolutely right. That is why my aunt had to sell her house because there is not any sort of public transportation. But I have to ask you, WHO benefits from the turnover of all the houses that have to be sold by people who have no transportation?

Originally Posted by jimjamuser (Post 2190874)

It could POSSIBLY (?) be used as a method of "churning" older residents out of their home and out of the area and getting them REPLACED by younger buyers.