Results: Parents with Strollers and Public Transit
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In a recent Toronto Transit Commission meeting, a woman named Elsa la Rosa claims that parents bringing strollers on public transportation makes everything more difficult. Do you agree?
Yes it can be annoying
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Yes but it doesn't really bother me
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No, I don't think so
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I've never been in this situation
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Other (please specify)
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Elsa thinks parents who bring strollers should have to pay an extra fare to be allowed on. Do you agree? Yes
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Only for strollers that are quite large
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No
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Undecided
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She also thinks drivers should limit the number of strollers that are allowed on. Do you think this should happen? Yes
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No
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The CEO of the Toronto Transit Commission says that they have no plans to start charging parents with strollers extra but said that drivers have the option of asking those with strollers or large items to wait for the next bus or street car. Do you think this is fair? Yes
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No
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Undecided
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Other cities require parents either fold large strollers or only bring small strollers on public transit. Which do you think would be more effective in making public transit function better? Charge the parents an extra fare for a stroller
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Reduce the amount of strollers per vehicle and require them to be smaller
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Both
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Undecided
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Other (please specify)
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