Aprehensive_Words
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It's probably political/constituent demand. The Cape is really car-brained. A lot of the discussion around the region's tourism economy revolves around "how are people going to drive here" -- something that's intensified in recent years as house prices and rents have gotten so crazy that it's really hard to find a home there if you're an ordinary working person. Now, instead of solely an economic development concern, it's also an access-to-workforce concern.
In case anyone's curious, a pair of transit YouTubers did a review of the Cape Flyer and what it's like traveling around the Cape by public transit only once you get to Hyannis: