CELPIP Writing Task 2: evening buses or new shelters

I would choose more evening buses because a useful transport service needs to operate when residents actually need to travel. Comfortable stops matter, but they cannot help someone whose last bus has already left. Evening service would be particularly valuable to people who finish work late or attend classes after their daytime jobs. For example, a resident taking an evening course could travel home by bus instead of depending on a friend for a ride. A more frequent service could also shorten the wait between connections, making longer journeys less difficult. New shelters would certainly offer protection from rain and snow. However, I would give service availability priority in this decision. A sheltered stop with no suitable departure still leaves a passenger without a practical journey home. Before selecting the routes, the town should ask residents which evening connections they need most. That would help direct the additional service toward useful journeys. For these reasons, I support investing in evening buses first and considering shelter improvements in a later budget.