well they don't make it very obvious. Why would you go to the security page unless you had a security concern? There are lots of rules there, but if they put them in a section called "rules" I think people would be more likely to read them. IMO.
--- In [email protected], "David Patch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "Ellen" <ellengoodman6@> > wrote: > > > > Interestingly, on the metro website, www.wmata.com, there is a "rules" > > link and "no eating or drinking" is rule #1. (Go to how to travel, > > then riding metro, then rules). The CTA website, > > www.transitchicago.com, has no "rules" link. They only mention a > > photography policy. I guess they are operating under the anarchy > > system, everyone can do whatever they want. Public transportation is > > a little more laid back in Chicago. > > Go to the "Security" page on www.transitchicago.com and you'll find > their prohibition of eating or drinking on transit vehicles, along with > the typical other stuff about playing loud radios, gambling, etc. >
