Metro riders are calling for the transit agency to be more open in how it determines its budget as the board of directors is poised to decide today whether to cut $13.6 million in bus service.

The Riders’ Advisory Council, a group of riders selected by Metro officials to represent the views from each jurisdiction, chided the board for the budget process.

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