TTC Bus Driver Slams Passengers For NOT Paying
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Toronto bus operators gives passionate speech about bus fare. We explore wild situations that transit bus drivers deal with daily.
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Thank you Mr. Keywan for defending that TTC bus operator. 🙂👍 I live here in Canada in the Greater Toronto Area and I ride the TTC quite a lot and I see so many teenagers and young adults evading fares and it's terrible. 😥
I live in Mississauga and it happens a lot here. I just shrug it off and tell them "I'm not surprised" when they ask. It's generally the younger generation and they never ever say thank you neither.
My uncle will not move the bus until the guy pays. Look how fast the crowd in the bus attack the non paying person
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Good on this operator for giving his speech. Fare evasion on TTC is so rampant and it's terrible when people who paid watch an entire adult family just walk on like the service is free.
I don't blame him
Way too many fare evaders!
@@TheTransitTopian yup. Especially in the subway
I wonder which route this was, as not every route has people who do not pay, who are not using a CNIB card or a pass. I agree completely with the driver and if it is one of the routes in a ruff area of Toronto, good for him. At least on the routes I normally use, such freeloaders are rare for me.
Looking for addresses, ugh reminds me of my parattansit days.
Now that's a much harder job and the pay sucks.
Especially when it's dark and you can't see the numbers.
We live in a community and should respect the rules of the community and our fellow citizens. I love Popeye's too. Thanks.
My buddy has a motto about this kind of thing. I’ve been using it as well.
We can make more money, but we can’t make more time.
Just keep the bus moving.
Thank you for being a bus driver with out you bus driver us bus passengers can’t get from point a to point b thank you
When I lived in San Diego, CA I used to have to rely on the bus to go everywhere. Before I started my trip I always printed a copy of the routes I needed and when I got onto the bus I would ask if they would tell me when I got to a certain stop for that route. Most of the time the driver would be willing to do something like that.
I drove for GO Transit, Toronto’s suburban bus and train service, for 13 years up until 2017. That was when my wife commanded me to move us to Orlando, where I now drive a bus at one of the larger theme parks in town.
I’m so glad that city bus BS is behind me.
The worst thing about being a GO bus driver was they don’t have fareboxes and (until 2020) drivers had to sell tickets and make change.
I drove the 12 - Niagara Falls / Burlington, where all of the tickets are expensive because of the distance from Toronto.
The amount of cash I had to carry on me was unreal.
I understand the working conditions for GO and TTC drivers have become considerably more violent. It really says something that a Canadian bus driver is safer in Florida than back in Canada.
Agree! Big city transits are even worse..... Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver.....no thank you!
I've been working for Miway for 20 years and its getting worse here.
@@TheBadCivilServant Wow..I can’t imagine carrying cash and making change for people. That is horrible!!
As a passenger that lives in Misssissauga and uses public transit, I must say that people in the Greater Toronto Area are getting ruder and ruder. I must say I am not surprised with your statement. I have also heard passengers not use their manners towards other drivers and even customers. I will say from my experience, I even found passengers at Transit Windsor had better manners than with Brampton Transit.
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Brampton Transit is terrible here because of most of the Brown East Indians are the ones using that transit service. They are known for fare evasion, rudeness to drivers and passengers, they stink very badly and so on. 😥
Nobody forces you to take the bus...if you don't want to pay you can walk, hitch, ride a bike, bum a ride from a friend, etc. So I never had a problem with fare evaders on my trolley...I'd turn it off and we'd wait for the police to help them off if they refused to leave.
Drove the city bus in Atlanta, GA 3 years, & NY 2 months...I'm in nursing school now. I still hold my CDL, but man I'mma just hold it for now.
Those barricades are nice, wish we had those where I'm at.
Chicago stores don't accept EBT at all even though I don't get any EBT at all. I have to used cash from my hardworking job to spend. I had some passengers feel like I'm supposed to know things when I'm just a passenger myself. They have a cell phone themselves and the tracker is on top of the board at the train station.
Companies usually take you word for it when you say you paid whatever you said you paid on public transportation. Just said what bus agency you took.
I agree with bus driver in Toronto, the passengers must pay for their fare before entering the bus
A co worker of mine had a "customer" get on bus and put 34 CENTS in farebox.. (fare is $2.00). after driver told him the correct cost he dug thru his pockets and pulled out a $20 bill. The driver suggested he go to Circle-k at bus stop and get change and catch the next bus.. "Customer" got mad and threw his drink at the driver.
Sad but not surprising unfortunately
And did he really have time to leave to get change?
My bus in Melbourne Australia goes to a couple of train stations and I get asked about the train timetable and also the Vline country buses timetable. I also get phones thrust in my face while driving "do you go here". We do have a interesting job.
I'm from Toronto and use the TTC all the time. People are always getting on buses for free or walking into stations from the street. I've been told from talking to a few drivers is their told in training not to say anything if someone doesn't pay their fare and a lot of drivers are also scared of getting attacked as it's happened before. Some drivers do speak up if someone doesn't pay.
I have a lot of operator friends and when I ride with them, I always see them deal with stupid questions passengers ask like “Do you stop at 123 Main Street?” and I also hate it when passengers show the operators a map on their phone to the operator, like you have a phone for a reason, people can be so stupid these days…
This is why i dont understand why usa have to allow open carry.
Here’s the main problem I have with fare evasion: when you allow evil to get its way, it overtakes everything and always demands *more.*
And as for the EBT question, my canned response for every question I cannot answer is always *YES.* Same thing with directional questions:
*”Bus driver can you tell me where 34567 SW Main Street is?”*
“Why yes, just hop off here, walk three blocks, turn right and you’ll be there!” Never mind the fact that I gave them the wrong directions.
Then that’s it. Let them go on their wild goose chase. Let the good folks at Popeye’s deal with the fallout when they have to tell their customer “No.” The rule of thumb with EBT is that, if the food is cooked onsite at the restaurant, then they don’t accept EBT. If it’s prepared at the restaurant, but not cooked there (like Papa Murphy’s) then yes, they accept EBT. The passenger should have known that, and probably did. They were waiting for you to say, “I don’t know” so they could throw a fit with you. People are dumb. You just have to be smarter than them.
As a NYCT member, I totally look down on grown ass adults and kids who just choose not to pay their fare.
Good driver
Yea Ebt accepted at fastfood places in California. I lived in LA for some time in 2022.
For School Bus Drivers it’s a common thing that little kids get on the bus that don’t know what school they go to, and they don’t know their last name so you can look them up on the route sheet.
I agree with the bus operator. No fare, no ride. You gotta pay to play.
Yeah you can't hold the bus up because people don't pay their fare. It's not fair (pun not intended) to those good honest customers who's trying to get where they need to be.
I document a lot of crazy encounters I have with passengers. I'll list one right here.
*Driving down the street and there's heavy police activity. A police car is involved in a crash and police has the road blocked.*
Me: *Stops the bus and contacts control.*
Control Center: *Responds in a minute. They send supervision to the location after speaking with them.*
Old man That didn't pay his fare: You see where those cars are going? You need to turn down the street and follow them. That's how you do it. You sitting here like you don't know what you're doing.
Me: ..........
Woman whispering: "Old man shut your dumb *** up. He'll go off route."
That's crazy!... the operator should avoid fare evasion ... its not the operator's job to get beat up for 2-3 dollars???
Transfer is reciept enough for most people.
How does the route information that you see on the display above the front window get put on? Does every bus need to have a USB plugged into it and get uploaded or is there something more sophisticated?
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Pro Tip- Canadian quarters work on US bus so you can get a big discount!
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I'M NOT ANSWERING STUPID QUESTIONS!
Me I don't say nothing I don't even say what the fair is I just keep it moving
So, if the bus ia crowded in the front, how are they suppose to pay if they have to load from tje back?
I read body language first. Tell them the correct fare and go about my day unless I recognize the face.
This bus operatress was really saying something. Just when I thought stealing rides happens only in New York City. Some grownups just need to grow up. Bus operators and operatresses are right and the freeloading passengers are wrong.
It's OK if people don't pay I can always call and get transit police to sort it out. I sometimes pay someone's fare if they can tell me a good enough story.
as a driver I can press the "FREE" button if I so desire , i wont reach into my own pocket
Do you have time for that?
sometimes i wish i had EBT
I mean here in Canada if I were a bus driver and had habit fare evaders I'd just let them board and the first cop car or police station I see and I'd stop and ask them to handle the fare evader on my bus. But there is a lot less chance that I'd be getting shot in Canada than the US. Anyone whose life is so bad that they find themselves having to dodge bus fare has a lot less to lose than I do so I'm not about to put that to the test.
In not the fare police. If they say they short on fare I tell them just to put what you have! It's definitely not worth it over $2.00 bus fare!
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Toronto? Not surprised......
It's turned into a shithole here.
I know in Scotland 🏴 if you have a disability which I do with my MS but you don’t have to pay to use the buses 🚍 if I came over to ride your buses 🚍 & meet you in America 🇺🇸 it would be entirely up to you if you would want me to pay a bus fare. I wouldn’t have an issue at all but it would be entirely up to you mate.
Cashless. It takes the hassle out of it. Dayton ohio. Either u pay by app or there's a card. There's no cash hassle arguments
I love that!! I’m totally onboard for cashless fare!!
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