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Passage: Major cities have begun investing in bus rapid transit systems to ease traffic congestion and offer affordable commuting options. Early ridership numbers suggest strong public demand, particularly among lower-income commuters who previously relied on costlier private transport. Critics argue that without expanding these networks to underserved neighborhoods, the benefits will remain concentrated in already well-connected areas. Question: What can be inferred about underserved neighborhoods and transit benefits?
A. They already receive the most transit investment
B. They are unaffected by transit expansion
C. They risk being left out unless the network expands to include them ✅
D. They have no residents who need transport
