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I'm not denying the fact that the homeless crap on the BART stations. What I'm saying, and what the data from the new stations proves, is that it's not a facto
by ebikelaw 8y ago
I'm not denying the fact that the homeless crap on the BART stations. What I'm saying, and what the data from the new stations proves, is that it's not a factor and neither is age, nor exposure to rain. The new ones in the middle of nowhere with no rain are still unreliable, and there's no significant difference in available between the paid area and street escalators which you would expect to be different if transient excrement was the cause.
- lloydde 8y agoThe article [1] seems to provide data that disagrees, that the affected escalators have higher failure rates. What do you think is the motivation for these experts providing incorrect information? 1. https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/A-breakdown-of-BART-s-broken-down-escalators-11180030.php#photo-12973647 https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/A-breakdown-of-B...
- ebikelaw 8y agoThat analysis commits a variety of errors. For example, they rank Warm Springs as the most reliable with “only” 5 days of downtime in the last two years. Unfortunately at that time the station had only been open for 60 days.