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Recently I've been taking my Project 365 pictures really early in the day. This is a good thing, of course, as it means I'm not rushed to find a photo to make sure I fill the quota.
Today, however, I hadn't found anything to shoot before or during work so I needed to resort to the train. This photo is of one of the heavy metal doors that separate the cars as well as the pretty conspicuous warning sign on them.
Of course people ignore them completely.
I do have to say that the sever overcrowding that's struck the CTA recently has had one advantage. No one bothers trying to transfer between cars anymore since they know there's no better one.
What does this warning mean? Perhaps the cartoon character is telling you that you can't walk through the fence, you must climb over.
Photo citation: Ted Auch, FracTracker Alliance, 2018.
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