I just think it’s weird that this is the only rule that bus drivers actually enforce. Every day people go through the back door in huge numbers, without paying the fare. People listen to music at full volume, drink, smoke, etc. But up until this point they will always make me fold up the stroller, often before letting me on the bus. I even had one bus driver tell me to “hurry up.” For me it’s felt dangerous to be hanging on to my kid with one arm while I desperately use the other arm to collapse the stroller and wrangle our backpacks, etc. onto the bus in traffic while they glare at me.
Anomalocaris_ t1_ixt5xj1 wrote
Reply to MTA Open Stroller Pilot Program by Sherbet_Lemon_913
I just think it’s weird that this is the only rule that bus drivers actually enforce. Every day people go through the back door in huge numbers, without paying the fare. People listen to music at full volume, drink, smoke, etc. But up until this point they will always make me fold up the stroller, often before letting me on the bus. I even had one bus driver tell me to “hurry up.” For me it’s felt dangerous to be hanging on to my kid with one arm while I desperately use the other arm to collapse the stroller and wrangle our backpacks, etc. onto the bus in traffic while they glare at me.