Yes, but checks are fairly rare and ticket controllers don't want to make a scene (passengers do enjoy filming incidents and posting online)
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Replying to @briedisunrepshe
Ya...there's your problem. Ticket controllers have to be willing to make a scene, and check more often--they, not the drivers, must enforce
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Replying to @380kmh
Yes, I guess so.. But apparently people don't even want to work as ticket controllers anymore. With more effort we probably could solve it
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Replying to @briedisunrepshe @380kmh
Ah, but the homeless don't have any money to pay the fines, so they just ride anyways. They cannot be fined, nor jailed.
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Replying to @380kmh
But they ARE banned. They just don't care :/ When they are thrown out, they just take the next bus :(
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Replying to @380kmh
Exactly! A very hard problem. Perhaps really regular checks could solve it, but idk. Passengers are allowed to throw them out, but are shy
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Replying to @briedisunrepshe
You can't count on passengers to do it, it isn't their job--it's like expecting shoppers to keep a grocery store's floors clean
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Replying to @380kmh @briedisunrepshe
I insist on regular checks--if that's too labor intensive, then drop the stupid POP system and install proper fare gates
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(full disclosure: I hate hate haaaaaate POP because of how easy it is to abuse)
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