Depending on where you live, your commute to work or school may be short or very long. Your mode of transportation probably consists of one or more of the following: walking, taking a bus, subway/train, or even a ferry. I used to commute to my High School through a yellow bus since there is no public transit in the countryside where my High School was located. I would have to wake up early and be at my bus stop by 7 am and make up my loss of sleep on the bus since I usually slept around 2 or 3 in the morning. Sleeping is a great way of killing time on the bus since my commute was about 45mins. I would also sleep on the way back from school since I have motion sickness and taking a school bus in a country road does not help at all. I typically find commutes suck up your energy and time and would get frustrated about the loss of time. Perhaps not so much since I lacked sleep anyways. But I’m sure many of you who commute through public transportation feel that your time is being wasted. During commutes, you are losing productive time that can be spent on things more valuable to you.

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Disclaimer: I do not claim to be an expert in any of the topics discussed below. Furthermore, I do not formally cite my sources but I will provide my list of sources below. I do not speak on behalf the Government, any companies mentioned in below nor as an employee of any organization that will be mentioned below. I simply am interested in the topic and decided to write a report to further learn about the issue. There will be parts of the blog that will resemble the Auditor General’s work. I am merely restating the Auditor General’s report along with any additional information I came across. The plan is to write a commentary at the end on my personal criticism of the project from both a software and political perspective.

Disclaimer: I do not claim to be an expert in any of the topics discussed below. Furthermore, I do not formally cite my sources but I will provide my list of sources below. I do not speak on behalf the Government, any companies mentioned in below nor as an employee of any organization that will be mentioned below. I simply am interested in the topic and decided to write a report to further learn about the issue. There will be parts of the blog that will resemble the Auditor General’s work. I am merely restating the Auditor General’s report along with any additional information I came across. The plan is to write a commentary at the end on my criticism of the project from both a software and political perspective.

Disclaimer: This blog post is based on my knowledge and is subject to changes. I am also not an expert in any of these topics nor do I have much experience in life.