Yes

Investing in public transportation in Victoria, Australia, is essential given its significant environmental impact. Transportation accounts for a substantial portion of greenhouse gas emissions in the state, with cars being the primary contributors. According to data from the Victorian Department of Transport, emissions from the transportation sector have been steadily increasing over the years. Promoting the use of public transit can mitigate these emissions by providing an alternative to individual car trips. For instance, a study by the Public Transport Users Association found that each…  Read more kilometer traveled by public transit produces significantly fewer emissions compared to the same distance traveled by car. With growing concerns about climate change, investing in public transportation infrastructure and services is not just a convenience but a necessity for reducing carbon footprints and ensuring a sustainable future for Victoria.

I've waited over 2 hours for the 154X from North Sydney to the Northern beaches on multiple occasions.

Stopping public transport limits opportunities for people to find meaningful employment which contributes to the community, thus leading to higher unemployment rates, social housing demand, homelessness and crime in order to support themselves due to lack of opportunities especially in rural areas where certain positions are already limited.