Questions I will be asking

 I will be asking four main interview questions to my interviewee. To list them out: 

1.  How do you feel about having to rely on the SDSU trolley all the time from school, work, and getting home? Do you feel that having to depend on the trolley/bus a majority of the time, make you want a personal vehicle? 

    The article Unreliable Transit System in the US describes the effects of having an unreliable transit system, and this can make students want their own vehicle. 

2. Does not having a car of your own, and having to go on the trolley impact any aspects of your life such as social events, your health, getting to work, or your education? 

3. How does your experience using public transportation compare to other students you know at SDSU? Do you think they have similar experiences as you? 

4. What does a day commuting from school back to home look like for you? Can you tell me the time durations it takes you and how it interferes with your daily routine? 

    I ask this question because waiting for the bus or trolley can feel like ages. Waiting for the bus can be exhausting describes how public transportation can sometimes be delayed or come early, which can affect the routine of SDSU students leaving them frustrated. 

    To finish off the interview, I will be asking the interviewee if they would make any changes to the system to make it meet the needs of students at SDSU. If yes, I would ask them what actions would they take and what improvements would they like to see that could benefit a SDSU student like them who does not own a car. 

    The official MTS site, MTS invites public for their opinions allows the public to vote and decide how to improve trolley services, to shape the system to become more accessible.