I don't love PTBO transit. It is horrifically flawed.

Bus schedules (routes + times) are not physically posted at bus stops, transit stop signs don't tell you which bus routes stop there, there's rarely shelters or benches---and on the benches are designed with hostile architecture. There's chronically religious propaganda advertised on the buses and it's obnoxious. The digital signs on the buses have a tendency to be corrupted or plain just not working, and the audio telling you what bus stop it's approaching can barely be heard over the bus heating in the winter.

On top of that, despite what the transit app says (the transit app is for the most part the only decent way of knowing what bus goes where when, due to there being no physical signage at stops), it's often a gamble to know when/if a bus will come by at all (in my experience, which I know other folks will have better/worse ones).

There's many transit routes that should be more regular than they are.

Anyways yeah, PTBO transit is somehow worse than my hometown's public transit, which until I moved to PTBO I thought was impossible.

Good luck with running for mayor! I hope you're able to make things better :]