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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 is the main idea of the passage?
A. Bus rapid transit shows promise, but its benefits need wider geographic reach ✅
B. All neighborhoods already have equal transit access
C. Private transport has become completely free
D. Bus systems have failed to attract any riders
