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can also help reduce crime. Hopefully, this principle also applies to transit stations.
In addition to hiring more officers, SEPTA should consider a messaging change. Currently, the public address system reminds riders that stations are meant to be smoke-free areas and asks them to smoke or vape outside. That doesn’t appear to be much of a deterrent.
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