Can the city influence the routes of county Bee-Line buses?

Rhetorical question. Obviously, not, either because it's incapable or oblivious.

A couple of days ago at about 5:30 PM I observed a "Not in Service" Bee-Line bus speeding down residential Barker Avenue heading towards the Transmania bus depot at the train station. Nice. That bus could, of course, have been driven down non-residential Hamilton Avenue just as easily but given the binary decision the greater evil was chosen.

There appears to be complete and perfect apathy by White Plains policy makers. Residents of downtown apartments are necessary extras in their unimaginative script. We are not real. And the script calls for thousands more, ever younger and far more affluent. The well educated affluent young would never accept the old apartment buildings that are substandard in both their electrical and plumbing systems. All the new apartment buildings planned will have both electric stoves and washing machines in each overpriced apartment.

But will such millennials accept the treatment of current residents?