Joney Faragher took on the role last week
Improving the reliability of services is a key focus for the new political member for bus and rail.
Douglas East MHK Joney Faragher took on the role last week (Friday 20 December).
It's after she quit the health department over fears government was trying to 'privatise' the Island's health service.
Ms Faragher says people won't use the buses if they can't depend on them:
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