It may have to do with a front wheelchair position. The bus for Vancouver has the ramp at the front door instead of middle like most other European buses.
This is triggered every time someone is over the edge of the platform. They don’t seem to play the audio announcements anymore, but still show a message on the screen.
I think this transit stuff is a good start. To be honest, Toronto suffers the same thing. But you just need to look at Scarborough Spots on Instagram to see how you can really turn your love of a place into something that people want to buy and show off.
HSR also had some nice water bottles and...
I’m not sure about that. I get the feeling from a lot of posts here and in regular conversation, they just don’t want to have to personally deal with or witness it. People don’t care after that.
Forgive me because I’ve seen too much pearl clutching over people simply sleeping on the TTC...
Sure, you solve the problem on the TTC. But let’s be honest, you are just moving the problem around. It would no longer be a problem for you, but it gets passed on to someone else.
I get people don’t want to see people suffering from homelessness and mental health crises. But I just want to be...
Maybe it’s not than anyone has surrendered anything, but that the homelessness and mental health crisis is just now too big to ignore? Sounds like we should actually get serious about it instead of trying to push it under the rug and pretend like everything is ok.