Letters to the Editor: Transit safety isn't just about crime. It's important for climate change too (via latimesopinion )
are disturbing and disheartening. As someone who relies heavily on mass transit, I wondered while reading about the assaults if I might find myself a passenger on a bus when something like that happens.
Now, I’m curious about the police response times. Most of all, I’m interested in the recovery of those who were attacked, one of whom was a bus driver. The drivers are always courteous, and I always try to remember to thank them for their service.
All the while, unruly passengers play loud music, eat their lunch, leave their mess on the seats and floor and do whatever the hell they want to do while on the trains.Ralph Cantos, Los AngelesI recently took a ride on a Metro train to Long Beach. The seats were filthy and I felt so unsafe that I took an Uber on my return trip.
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