A bus line needs to be added to a part of town with no public transportation service. How can the issue be solved by using the three steps in the public policy process?

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Stephen Vance

12 October, 12:06

A bus line needs to be added to a part of town with no public transportation service. How can the issue be solved by using the three steps in the public policy process?

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Anton Robles · Answer 1

To identify the issue, residents could write to a city council member or US representative serving that district. They could also form a citizens' group and contact members of the local media to ask that they give this issue the exposure it needs. Local officials would then need to form a solution. They could set up a committee to investigate the cost of the issue and how soon a new bus line could possibly be added. Finally, they could implement their plan and solve the problem.

Carlie Gamble · Answer 2

To identify the issue, residents could write to a city council member or US representative serving that district. They could also form a citizens' group and contact members of the local media to ask that they give this issue the exposure it needs. Local officials would then need to form a solution. They could set up a committee to investigate the cost of the issue and how soon a new bus line could possibly be added. Finally, they could implement their plan and solve the problem.