Why even tag the MTA in this? Do you not yet know that the areas surrounding stations are not their responsibility?
The @NYC_DOT and @MTA need to work together to ensure that they are also cleaning the surrounding areas of all stations.
Many areas across the City are littered with garbage, especially those in underserved communities!
This was taken outside the 176st Station on Jerome Ave.pic.twitter.com/mVDUNqbLfF
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Bruh it's literally one spilled can and some pigeons
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One can??? And some pigeons?? I’m? Confused?
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This is not to far from where I was raised. It’s unfortunate that we’re still getting treated unequal. Well, let me also add, the citizens also need to start acting much more civilize. 50/50
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Exactly! Everyone should be held accountable but just blame one side isn’t fair
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@MTA and@NYC_DOT have nothing to do with that how about you get@NYCSanitation involved in it, yet I must agree with you that#1failure of the capital of the world is that their agencies have not communication and work against each other@progressiveact@RealwilliecolonThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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He could be pointing out the big puddle of water right on that drain. Looks like it's clogged up. That water should have went down the drain there.
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