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Don’t Let the City Steal from Muni!!

In 2007, voters gave Muni an extra $27 million to pay for more buses, hire more drivers and make needed improvements.

In 2007, voters gave Muni an extra $27 million to pay for more buses, hire more drivers and make needed improvements.

Now the Mayor is raiding the Muni budget, while there’s talk of more FARE HIKES!!

Join members of Traffic not Transit Coalition in opposing fare hikes.

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