We're about a month away until Election Day, so policy announcemens and party promises are ramping up. The Greeens today have launched their transport plan to combat fossil fuel use, and ease congestion.
The Greens will cap bus and train fares at $2 for adults, and free for children, students, community service card holders, and total mobility users.
They also plan to build rapid bus and light rail, boost inter-regional travle, and pedestrianises more inner-city areas.
Green Party Transport Spokesperson Julie Anne Genter speaks with Tim Beveridge to unpack the policy...
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