With all of the advancements in roads and vehicles, public transportation has received only minor advancements over the past 60 years. The largest change public transportation underwent is the crime rate aboard city buses and subways. During the 1950’s parents trusted public transportation to take their children to and from school or into town every day with no second thoughts. (Ready Roni) Today, public transportation plays a pivotal role in the development and sustainability of crime throughout cities across the United States. Public transportation has shown a steady decline in the past years; due to the growth of cheaper vehicles and highways. Cities are cutting back on buses and subway systems to on account for the people that use them,
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During the 1950’s it was a luxury to fly, only the rich or businessmen and women could afford to fly, nowadays there are more than 77 international airports in the United States with flights leaving every minute to destinations around the world. (Li, Tao, et al., 1) “I never flew in a commercial plane until the late 90’s, it was too expensive and a hassle to find a flight, it is way different from today where there are more flights and airports to chose from.” (Ready) Airplanes were extremely elite back in the 1950’s, even the stewardesses were approached as elites. Airlines only hired young, single, attractive women, that were a certain weight to serve the passengers of the airplane, they had to take courses on how to serve in sky and were held to high standards. Passengers of the airplane would also dress up, and treat their flight as a formal gathering, the stewardess would serve hot meals and treat the passengers with the highest service. Today, flying is sometimes take for granted, people everywhere across the world fly without blinking an eye. There are male stewardesses who have no schooling, just on job and internet training. (de Brito Neto, Jose Felix, et al., 2) Passengers wear the occasional suit and tie, but most economy flyers wear everyday clothes or their flashy, over the top, hawaiian
During the 1950’s it was a luxury to fly, only the rich or businessmen and women could afford to fly, nowadays there are more than 77 international airports in the United States with flights leaving every minute to destinations around the world. (Li, Tao, et al., 1) “I never flew in a commercial plane until the late 90’s, it was too expensive and a hassle to find a flight, it is way different from today where there are more flights and airports to chose from.” (Ready) Airplanes were extremely elite back in the 1950’s, even the stewardesses were approached as elites. Airlines only hired young, single, attractive women, that were a certain weight to serve the passengers of the airplane, they had to take courses on how to serve in sky and were held to high standards. Passengers of the airplane would also dress up, and treat their flight as a formal gathering, the stewardess would serve hot meals and treat the passengers with the highest service. Today, flying is sometimes take for granted, people everywhere across the world fly without blinking an eye. There are male stewardesses who have no schooling, just on job and internet training. (de Brito Neto, Jose Felix, et al., 2) Passengers wear the occasional suit and tie, but most economy flyers wear everyday clothes or their flashy, over the top, hawaiian