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So, I’m waiting for the #9 on the corner of Barrington and Inglis, and much to my disappointment, I see tons of trash pilled up on the side of the road. Where’s the garbage can? Shouldn’t there be a trash can at every bus stop? -Disgusted
This article appears in Apr 24-30, 2014.
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No, they are not required by law or other statute(s).
Maybe contact the city and suggest one – at least bitch to THEM about the garbage; otherwise, the problem remains…
Frat boys keep stealing them.
The #9 still runs? Damn, they had the sorriest ass buses in the day. Anything that was a flat tire away from the scrap yard became the #9.
Unless they are anchored to the ground with a ton of rebar, the average garbage can becomes a mighty fine projectile when the average roid jockery needs to smash out plexiglass because WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
The little one is on roids, Uncle Ivan. She’s gained a pound in two weeks and i swear she’d cut any one of us if we crossed her.
She used to be so sweet 🙁
Why would it matter ? The stops that have a garbage can are never emptied
http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f97/geor…
I thought buses were garbage cans, especially the 52.
52: Landfill on wheels.
We used to have trashcans but the bus drivers were too lazy to empty them.
Pretty sure that was never , ever part of a driver’s responsibilities. Nor should it have been.