Proposal to replace 'zero fare' bus program postponed

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – City councilors have once again tweaked a controversial proposal for replacing the city's "Zero Fare" program on city buses. Among other changes, the new version would allow government IDs, including driver's licenses to be used as bus passes. Councilors Dan Lewis and Klarissa Pena cited crime and security issues as their reasons for ending the current pilot program.Bill aims to crack down on bad bus behavior in AlbuquerqueTheir proposal required riders