Although I am not a resident of Indianapolis, I believe that all of their "bus rapid transit" lines should be converted to light rail lines. Why, you may ask? Because light rail is more sustainable than bus rapid transit. It can carry more passengers at a time, plus it runs on overhead wire. Many other cities in the United States have implemented light rail such as Norfolk and Dallas, so Indianapolis should follow suit.

Light rail systems are known for their efficiency and environmental benefits. They reduce traffic congestion and lower emissions compared to buses that rely on fossil fuels. Additionally, light rail can provide faster and more reliable service due to dedicated tracks.

Indianapolis has an opportunity to modernize its public transportation system by adopting light rail technology. This change would not only benefit daily commuters but also attract new businesses and tourists looking for efficient urban mobility solutions.

In a separate petition, I have also proposed the construction of a subway (no, not the sandwich chain)

Sign this petition if you support converting the bus rapid transit lines in Indianapolis into sustainable and efficient light rail lines!

Part of the inspiration for this petition comes from this video, courtesy of Alan Fisher.