The best seat on SEPTASubmitted by lucasj t3_10rb7mc in philadelphia
IPA_lot_ t1_j6uovvd wrote
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Whoa that sounds horrific. Never saw it.
EnemyOfEloquence t1_j6uubnt wrote
It's the worst probably don't watch it
IPA_lot_ t1_j6uuvef wrote
Just saw it. That’s wild. Do they still have carpet seats on buses?
AbsentEmpire t1_j6uzfpl wrote
They were supposed to replace them with plastic seats after that bed bug incident, and to a large extent they have. However several routes notably the 17, 64, and Rt 15 trolley substitute buses, along with older buses near the end of their usable life, are still the gross fabric seats.
mklinger23 t1_j6v8909 wrote
Luckily, I'm pretty sure we're getting new buses at some point this year or early next year that will replace the last buses with clothe seats.
am_pomegranate t1_j6x5l13 wrote
The plastic seats are way less scary, but all new busses means the classic voice will be gone. I like it way more than the tts the new busses have, but willing to say goodbye to it to remove fear of bedbugs and fluid-absorbing.
AbsentEmpire t1_j6z55ok wrote
It was supposed to just be a retro fit project, many buses that had fabric seats were completely replaced by plastic bucket seats and kept going. It's a mystery to me why most of the bus fleet was retrofitted with just a few lines left untouched for years.
aj1337h t1_j6uv83n wrote
no theyre hard and at a 30 degree angle with little spikes for the birds
EnemyOfEloquence t1_j6uvb0o wrote
(Like op) it happens every once in a while. It's rare tho, but it sucks when I get stuck on one and it's all I can think about.
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