Re: Drugs on trains

[Vaughan Williams <ender2000@my-deja.com>]

> Since Bayside already contract for security,  why not:
>
> Have those security guard do the usual ticket checking and revolve
around
> the train and train them to have fair knowledge of the system
(therefore
> helpful for passengers) and have them stay on board from the 1st
train to
> last train(basically  train them to be conductor), and stations as
well.

Because they'll be completely useless and they won't check tickets or
anything, they'll just hang around and hope their mere presence deters
people. They probably won't intervene if people do actually do things
as sydney's example shows.

Thats the irritating thing about it. Bayside seems to have signed up
for things like this without consulting anyone. The PTUA first knew
about it when the Herald Sun rang us for comment!

Vaughan


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