Editorial: Public transit fares need tough adjustments

Public transportation costs are coming to a head in Honolulu, where officials are doggedly working to breathe life into an expensive rail project amid a wider decline in mass transit ridership. The primacy of fiscal responsibility is consistently at the fore, and on Wednesday, the Honolulu City Council adopted Resolution 262, pressing the city administration to ditch a farebox recovery policy that holds implications for riders and transit system budgeting.

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