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IPA_lot_ t1_j6uo23q wrote

None of those carpet seats are best.

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AbsentEmpire t1_j6uzfpl wrote

They were supposed to replace them with plastic seats after that bed bug incident, and to a large extent they have. However several routes notably the 17, 64, and Rt 15 trolley substitute buses, along with older buses near the end of their usable life, are still the gross fabric seats.

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thesehalcyondays t1_j6wd7t3 wrote

That’s reserved for the bus drivers friend. I have no business sitting there.

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am_pomegranate t1_j6x549o wrote

Great when you don't have a backpack. It's a lot easier to carry them in your lap when the bag can lean on a wall of back of another seat. Single seats are always great though, if they weren't sideways they'd be the greatest thing ever.

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am_pomegranate t1_j6x5l13 wrote

The plastic seats are way less scary, but all new busses means the classic voice will be gone. I like it way more than the tts the new busses have, but willing to say goodbye to it to remove fear of bedbugs and fluid-absorbing.

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ZealousidealShift880 t1_j6xdujw wrote

There is one like this, with a barrier on the side, on the Broad St line. My kids love it

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AbsentEmpire t1_j6z55ok wrote

It was supposed to just be a retro fit project, many buses that had fabric seats were completely replaced by plastic bucket seats and kept going. It's a mystery to me why most of the bus fleet was retrofitted with just a few lines left untouched for years.

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