Or cities that have seen a uptick in crime but refuse to either fund security measures or empower the existing workers to do anything about it on mass transit.

Or cities that have seen a uptick in crime but refuse to either fund security measures or empower the existing workers to do anything about it on mass transit. Seattle used to have a great transit setup between the busses and the light rail. But post Covid, the security and enforcement was scaled back dramatically, making it a real crap shoot on how safe a ride could be. This is slowly being recognized and changing [1], but I don't need the stress of being stabbed or shot each morning on the way to work. [1] https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/sound-transit-beefing-up-security-after-numerous-violent-occurrences/RMHHBQAUCJFF7GUFFJNRZPFMEI/ https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/sound-transit-beefing-up-se...