OP is pitching a solution, yes, but it’s a bandaid solution for something that isn’t inherent SEPTA’s fault.

So we implement these changes, and now more unhoused people are sleeping in stations or on the street. That’s somehow better? It’s not. Stop pretending it’s better.

I mean I guess it “solves” SEPTA’s problems but now it’s shifted to someone else. It doesn’t solve the problem at all - just shifts who is responsible for it.