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Originally Posted by Cowboy89
That is flat out unacceptable. Shelters are for transit customers to keep out of the elements while waiting for the c-train. They aren't to be used as crack dens. While you might not bat an eye, many others will refuse to take the train or let their children use transit to get to school because of crap like that being common place and accepted. The notion that we need to tolerate that is repugnant.
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I do hate to be 'that guy' but as we've been discussing in this thread over and over, the 'normalization' of this behaviour is contributing to the problem.
Average Joe Commuter might call once or twice, but if its day after day after day...I mean, eventually people are going to stop calling.
My sister-in-law works for the City in the Transit Department, its a problem, they know its a problem.
And combine copious crackheads hanging out on Public Transit with the advent and proliferation of from Work-From-Home combining to reduce ridership the 'normies' are being gradually outnumbered.
So Calgary Transit acknowledges its a problem. CPS acknowledges its a problem. I dont think Average Joe Commuter identifying it as a problem is something we can hand-wave away and dismiss as irrational Pearl Clutching.